From idavies@cims.net Tue, 31 Jul 2001 18:15:32 -0400 Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 18:15:32 -0400 From: Ian Davies idavies@cims.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Playlist - "A Sign of The Times" July 29/01 6X-FM, London, ON This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00D4_01C119EC.E2E1A720 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable A SIGN OF THE TIMES - Folk Music Radio - Sundays 9-11 am on CIXX-FM = 106.9 London, Ont. Canada =20 Ian Davies (filling in for Alistair Brown during July & August ... = please note that no program will air on August 5) =20 Playlist for Sunday, July 29, 2001 Aengus Finnan: Wild Rose; Black is the Colour Fool's Gold (Shelter Valley) Mairi MacInnes: Fagail bhornais; Nighena chruinn donn dhuit is eibhinn Orosay (Greentrax) Tim Harrison: Sara and the Sea; One Woman Sara and the Sea (2nd Avenue) Broderick: Do You Love an Apple; The Shig Jigs Kissing Fishes (Offspring Records) Sean Keane: Sweet Inishcara; Tunnel Tigers Turn a Phrase (Kells Music) Matapat: Reel de la peche au capelan/ Reel St. Sauveur; Le champ de = pois/ Reel des cent larme Petit Fou (Borealis)=20 Nick Drake: One of These Things First Bryter Layter (Island) Sandy Denny: Listen, Listen Listen, Listen / An Intro to Sandy Denny (Island) Todd Denman & Dale Russ: The Road to Ruin/ I Have No Money; Launching = of the Boat/ Jackson's Reel Reeds and Rosin (Aniar Records) Battlefield Band: The Devil's Courtship; Shepherd Lad Happy Daze (Temple) Still on the Hill: The Cuckoo; Gone, Gone, Gone Still on the Hill (Pingleblobber) Celtic Offspring: Karly's Edge; The Physic miss gnomer (Laughing Onion) Connie Dover: Hugh the Graeme; At Hay Cutting Time; Siuil a Ruin The Wishing Well (Taylor Park) CONTACTS: Ian Davies 17-1415 Commissioners Rd. W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Canada Phone/Fax 519-473-2099 Cellular 519-697-6353 E-mail: ian@iandavies.com Website: www.iandavies.com =20 Alistair Brown 9 Prospect Avenue, London, ON N6B 3A4 Phone: 519-673-0334 E-mail: alistair@alistairbrown.com Website: www.alistairbrown.com ------=_NextPart_000_00D4_01C119EC.E2E1A720 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
A SIGN OF THE TIMES = - Folk=20 Music Radio - Sundays 9-11 am on CIXX-FM 106.9 London, Ont. = Canada
 
Ian Davies (filling in for Alistair Brown during = July &=20 August  ...  please note that no program will air on August=20 5)
 
Playlist for Sunday, July = 29,=20 2001
 
Aengus Finnan:  Wild Rose; = Black is the=20 Colour
    Fool's Gold = (Shelter=20 Valley)
 
Mairi MacInnes:  Fagail bhornais; Nighena = chruinn donn=20 dhuit is eibhinn
    Orosay=20 (Greentrax)
 
Tim Harrison:  Sara and the Sea; One = Woman
    Sara and=20 the Sea (2nd Avenue)
 
Broderick:  Do You Love an Apple; The Shig=20 Jigs
    Kissing=20 Fishes (Offspring Records)
 
Sean Keane:  Sweet Inishcara; Tunnel = Tigers
    Turn a=20 Phrase (Kells Music)
 
Matapat:  Reel de la peche au capelan/ Reel St. = Sauveur;=20 Le champ de pois/ Reel des cent larme
    Petit Fou=20 (Borealis) 
 
Nick Drake:  One of These Things = First
    Bryter Layter (Island)
 
Sandy Denny:  Listen, Listen
    Listen, Listen / An Intro to Sandy Denny = (Island)
 
Todd Denman & Dale Russ:  The Road to Ruin/ I Have No = Money;=20 Launching of the Boat/ Jackson's Reel
    Reeds and Rosin (Aniar Records)
 
Battlefield Band:  The Devil's Courtship; Shepherd Lad
    Happy Daze (Temple)
 
Still on the Hill:  The Cuckoo; Gone, Gone, Gone
    Still on the Hill (Pingleblobber)
 
Celtic Offspring:  Karly's Edge; The Physic
    miss gnomer (Laughing Onion)
 
Connie Dover:  Hugh the Graeme; At Hay Cutting Time; Siuil a=20 Ruin
    The Wishing Well (Taylor Park)
 
CONTACTS:
Ian = Davies
17-1415=20 Commissioners Rd. W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Canada
Phone/Fax = 519-473-2099 =20 Cellular 519-697-6353
E-mail:  ian@iandavies.com  Website:  www.iandavies.com
 
Alistair Brown
9 Prospect = Avenue,=20 London, ON N6B 3A4
Phone: 519-673-0334
E-mail:  alistair@alistairbrown.com=  =20 Website: www.alistairbrown.com
 
------=_NextPart_000_00D4_01C119EC.E2E1A720-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Thu, 02 Aug 2001 05:28:30 -0400 Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2001 05:28:30 -0400 From: Harry Bryan harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] CanCon - Canadian Radio - July 2001 Hi Everyone, This report includes all spins from Canadian playlists posted to folkdj-l from midnight June 30, to midnight July 31, 2001 12 stations posted 42 lists of which 39 or 92.86% had Canadian content. 188 artists had 359 spins. The number beside the artists with more than one spin is the number of playlists they appeared in. Missed Spins In May Tony Babinski ? Nanette Workman QC 1 Spin Keith Adams ON Ad Ville Que Pourra QC Kiran Ahluwalia ON Arrogant Worms ON Robert Ateyo ON Ateyo & The Friendly Giants ON The Backstabbers ON Barra MacNeils NS Barachois PEI Ian Bell ON Willie P. Bennett ON Emile Benoit NF The Blackfiles ON Brian Blackthunder ON Bocephus King BC Ray Bonneville QC Brakin Tradition NS Jane Bunnett ON Rebecca Campbell ON Wilf Carter d. Celtic Connection ? Rita Chiarelli ON Margaret Christl US Bruce Cockburn ON Church & Tyson AB/ON Connie & Paul NB Crosby/Stills/Nash/Young US Susan Crowe NS Robert David QC Daisy DeBolt ON Andy Dejarlis MB Carlos Del Junco ON Dent De Lion QC Luke Doucet MB Naria Dunn AB The Fables NF Stephen Fearing ON Rick Fielding ON Figgy Duff NF Finest Kind ON Les Finnigan ? Aengus Finnan ON Fireweed ON Winston Scotty Fitzgerald d. Sue Foley ON Roy Forbes BC Garrett & Lothrop QC Glamour Puss NB Ken Hamm BC Hard Rock Miners BC Ivan Hicks / Maratime Express NB Walter Horton / Hot Cottage AB Ian & Sylvia AB/ON James Keelaghan AB Steve Lacey NT Yves Lambert QC Rob Lamothe ON Jim Layeux ON Leahy ON Cara Luft AB Lovin Spoonful ON/US Oscar Lopez ON Howard & Ashley MacIsaac NS Rita MacNeil / Men of the Deeps NS Mainline ON Matter Of Heart Cast Doug McArthur & Jeffra ON/US Eileen McGann BC Kate & Anna McGarrigle QC/ON McGinty NS Ellen McIlwaine AB Me And My Uncle ON Nicky Mehta MB Melwood Cutlery ON Lynn Miles ON John Millard / Happy Day ON Joni Mitchell / LA Express US Modabo NB Mae Moore PEI Muldaur/Garrett/Wilkie Naiman & Coole ON Newfoundland Kitchen Party NF Night Sun ON Northern Sons ON Oh Susanna ON Out Of Alba BC Tom Phillips/Men Of Constant S..AB Michael Pickett ON Prairie Oyster ON Prydwen BC Puentes Brothers ON Rembetika Hipsters ? Rheostatics ON Rush ON Ryan's Fancy ? Scarlett, Washington, Whiteley ON Scatter The Mud AB Pierre Schryer ON Shenanigan BC Silk Road BC Sirens ON Alfie Smith ON Smith & Hewson NF Scott Cameron Smith ON Spirit Of The West BC Scotty Stevens & Canadian Nig...? David Clayton Thomas/The Sheas ON Sylvia Tyson ON Jude Vadala ON Valdy BC April Verch SK La Volee d'Castors QC The Wailing Aztecs ON Len Wallace ON Washboard Hank / Steve Fruitman ON Sneezy Waters ON Rick Whitelaw ON David Wilcox ON Jesse Winchester QC David Woodhead ON Richard Wood PEI Nanette Workman QC The Wyrd Sisters MB 2 Spins Sam Baardmann - 2 MB Long John Baldry - 2 BC Celtic Offspring - 2 ON J.P. Cormier - 2 NS Doug Cox - 2 BC Fred Eaglesmith ON Enterloup - 2 QC Bill Garrett - 2 QC James Gordon - 2 ON Great Big Sea - 2 NF Irish Rovers - 2 BC Eileen Laverty - 2 SK Michele & John Law - 2 BC Tom Lewis - 2 BC Gordon Lightfoot - 2 ON Howard & Ashley MacIsaac NS Harry Manx - 2 BC Carolyn Mark - 2 BC Donald McGeogh - 2 ON Loreena McKennitt - 2 ON Orchid Ensemble - 1 BC Tim Readman - BC Garnet Rogers - 2 ON Stan Rogers - 2 d. Scruj MacDuhk - 2 MB Ron Sexmith - 2 ON Steel Rail - 2 QC Swamperella - 2 ON Tri Continental - 2 AB/ON Undertakin Daddies - 2 YT Jackie Washington - 2 ON Nancy White - 2 ON Jenny Whiteley - 2 ON 3 Spins Ward Allen - 3 d. Laura Bird - 2 ON Michael Jerome Browne - 3 QC Shawn Brush - 2 ON Leonard Cohen - 3 US Crooked Stovepipe - 3 NF Rick Fines - 3 ON Gumboots - 1 NT John Reischman - 3 BC Tamarack - 3 ON Tanglefoot - 3 ON Mike Trebilcock - 1 ON Terry Tufts - 3 ON 4 Spins Stompin Tom Conners - 3 ON Cowboy Junkies - 4 ON Paul Langille ? The Paperboys - 4 BC John Prince/Picee Of The Rock ON Mike Stevens - 4 ON 5 Spins Tammy Fassaert - 5 BC Tim Harrison - 5 ON Jerusalem Ridge - 5 AB Ron Nigrini - 4 ON Brent Titcomb - 5 ON 6 Spins Matapat - 6 QC Lisa Winn - 2 ON 7 Spins Be Good Tanyas - 5 BC D'Arcy Wickham ON 10 Spins Bill Hilly Band - 5 BC 11 Spins Njacko Backo - 2 QC Lester Quitzeau - 2 AB 12 Spins Irish Descendents - 5 NF 13 Spins David Francey - 11 QC That's it for July. Hope everyone is having a great summer. All help is very much appreciated. All the best, Harry Bryan - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From mike@ckutfolk.com Thu, 02 Aug 2001 07:16:54 -0400 Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2001 07:16:54 -0400 From: Mike Regenstreif mike@ckutfolk.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Re: [mplpost] CanCon - Canadian Radio - July 2001 At 05:28 AM 8/2/01, Harry Bryan wrote: >Hi Everyone, > >This report includes all spins from Canadian playlists posted to >folkdj-l from midnight June 30, to midnight July 31, 2001 > >12 stations posted 42 lists of which 39 or 92.86% had Canadian content. >188 artists had 359 spins. > >The number beside the artists with more than one spin is the number of >playlists they appeared in. > >Missed Spins In May > >Tony Babinski ? Harry, Tony Babinski is from Montreal. A couple of artists played on my show in July didn't make your list. July 5, 2001 BOB ROBB- MacKenzie Mud Raw (Coolbelly) Bob lives in Ontario. July 26, 2001 DAWN TYLER BLUES PROJECT- Rollin' Joe The Dawn Tyler Blues Broject is from Montreal. Ten Dollar Dress (Preservation) Also, you list Me & My Uncle for only one spin in July. I played them on July 19 and again on July 26. Regards, >Nanette Workman QC > >1 Spin > >Keith Adams ON Ad Ville Que Pourra QC >Kiran Ahluwalia ON Arrogant Worms ON >Robert Ateyo ON Ateyo & The Friendly Giants ON >The Backstabbers ON Barra MacNeils NS >Barachois PEI Ian Bell ON >Willie P. Bennett ON Emile Benoit NF >The Blackfiles ON Brian Blackthunder ON >Bocephus King BC Ray Bonneville QC >Brakin Tradition NS Jane Bunnett ON >Rebecca Campbell ON Wilf Carter d. >Celtic Connection ? Rita Chiarelli ON >Margaret Christl US Bruce Cockburn ON >Church & Tyson AB/ON Connie & Paul NB >Crosby/Stills/Nash/Young US Susan Crowe NS >Robert David QC Daisy DeBolt ON >Andy Dejarlis MB Carlos Del Junco ON >Dent De Lion QC Luke Doucet MB >Naria Dunn AB The Fables NF >Stephen Fearing ON Rick Fielding ON >Figgy Duff NF Finest Kind ON >Les Finnigan ? Aengus Finnan ON >Fireweed ON Winston Scotty Fitzgerald d. >Sue Foley ON Roy Forbes BC >Garrett & Lothrop QC Glamour Puss NB >Ken Hamm BC Hard Rock Miners BC >Ivan Hicks / Maratime Express NB Walter Horton / Hot Cottage AB >Ian & Sylvia AB/ON James Keelaghan AB >Steve Lacey NT Yves Lambert QC >Rob Lamothe ON Jim Layeux ON >Leahy ON Cara Luft AB >Lovin Spoonful ON/US Oscar Lopez ON >Howard & Ashley MacIsaac NS Rita MacNeil / Men of the Deeps NS >Mainline ON Matter Of Heart Cast >Doug McArthur & Jeffra ON/US Eileen McGann BC >Kate & Anna McGarrigle QC/ON McGinty NS >Ellen McIlwaine AB Me And My Uncle ON >Nicky Mehta MB Melwood Cutlery ON >Lynn Miles ON John Millard / Happy Day ON >Joni Mitchell / LA Express US Modabo NB >Mae Moore PEI Muldaur/Garrett/Wilkie >Naiman & Coole ON Newfoundland Kitchen Party NF >Night Sun ON Northern Sons ON >Oh Susanna ON Out Of Alba BC >Tom Phillips/Men Of Constant S..AB Michael Pickett ON >Prairie Oyster ON Prydwen BC >Puentes Brothers ON Rembetika Hipsters ? >Rheostatics ON Rush ON >Ryan's Fancy ? Scarlett, Washington, Whiteley ON >Scatter The Mud AB Pierre Schryer ON >Shenanigan BC Silk Road BC >Sirens ON Alfie Smith ON >Smith & Hewson NF Scott Cameron Smith ON >Spirit Of The West BC Scotty Stevens & Canadian Nig...? >David Clayton Thomas/The Sheas ON Sylvia Tyson ON >Jude Vadala ON Valdy BC >April Verch SK La Volee d'Castors QC >The Wailing Aztecs ON Len Wallace ON >Washboard Hank / Steve Fruitman ON Sneezy Waters ON >Rick Whitelaw ON David Wilcox ON >Jesse Winchester QC David Woodhead ON >Richard Wood PEI Nanette Workman QC >The Wyrd Sisters MB > >2 Spins > >Sam Baardmann - 2 MB Long John Baldry - 2 BC >Celtic Offspring - 2 ON J.P. Cormier - 2 NS >Doug Cox - 2 BC Fred Eaglesmith ON >Enterloup - 2 QC Bill Garrett - 2 QC >James Gordon - 2 ON Great Big Sea - 2 NF >Irish Rovers - 2 BC Eileen Laverty - 2 SK >Michele & John Law - 2 BC Tom Lewis - 2 BC >Gordon Lightfoot - 2 ON Howard & Ashley MacIsaac NS >Harry Manx - 2 BC Carolyn Mark - 2 BC >Donald McGeogh - 2 ON Loreena McKennitt - 2 ON >Orchid Ensemble - 1 BC Tim Readman >- BC Garnet Rogers - 2 ON Stan >Rogers - 2 d. >Scruj MacDuhk - 2 MB Ron Sexmith - 2 ON >Steel Rail - 2 QC Swamperella - 2 ON >Tri Continental - 2 AB/ON Undertakin Daddies - 2 YT >Jackie Washington - 2 ON Nancy White - 2 ON >Jenny Whiteley - 2 ON > >3 Spins > >Ward Allen - 3 d. Laura Bird - 2 ON >Michael Jerome Browne - 3 QC Shawn Brush - 2 ON >Leonard Cohen - 3 US Crooked Stovepipe - 3 NF >Rick Fines - 3 ON Gumboots - 1 NT >John Reischman - 3 BC Tamarack - 3 ON >Tanglefoot - 3 ON Mike Trebilcock - 1 ON >Terry Tufts - 3 ON > >4 Spins > >Stompin Tom Conners - 3 ON Cowboy Junkies - 4 ON >Paul Langille ? The Paperboys - 4 BC >John Prince/Picee Of The Rock ON Mike Stevens - 4 ON > >5 Spins > >Tammy Fassaert - 5 BC Tim Harrison - 5 ON >Jerusalem Ridge - 5 AB Ron Nigrini - 4 ON >Brent Titcomb - 5 ON > >6 Spins > >Matapat - 6 QC Lisa Winn - 2 ON > >7 Spins > >Be Good Tanyas - 5 BC D'Arcy Wickham ON > >10 Spins > >Bill Hilly Band - 5 BC > >11 Spins > >Njacko Backo - 2 QC Lester Quitzeau - 2 AB > >12 Spins > >Irish Descendents - 5 NF > >13 Spins > >David Francey - 11 QC > >That's it for July. Hope everyone is having a great summer. > >All help is very much appreciated. > >All the best, > >Harry Bryan >- >To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with >"unsubscribe maplepost" in the body (not the subject line) >Need help? mail owner-maplepost@icomm.ca Mike Regenstreif Host/Producer: Folk Roots/Folk Branches -- CKUT, Montreal Reviewer/Feature Writer: Montreal Gazette Reviewer/Feature Writer: Sing Out! Magazine mike@ckutfolk.com 235 Metcalfe Ave. # 402 Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2H8 fax: 514-934-5374 http://www.ckutfolk.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From mike@ckutfolk.com Thu, 02 Aug 2001 13:45:33 -0400 Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2001 13:45:33 -0400 From: Mike Regenstreif mike@ckutfolk.com Subject: [cdnfolk] playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - August 2, 2001 FOLK ROOTS/FOLK BRANCHES with Mike Regenstreif Thursday mornings (9-11:30 eastern) on CKUT (90.3 FM) in Montreal Folk Roots/Folk Branches is the only broadly-defined, folk-oriented program on Montreal radio. The CKUT signal extends throughout the Montreal area and into parts of northern New York, northern Vermont and Eastern Ontario. CKUT can also be heard worldwide in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches web site. http://www.ckutfolk.com August 2, 2001 Note: This show was extended until noon. Until further notice, Folk Roots/Folk Branches will be on until noon every week. THE KENNEDYS- Medley: Cross the Big Sandy/Black Mountain Rag/Orange Blossom Special Positively Live! (Jiffy Jam) HOWIE BURSEN- Mysteries of a Hobo’s Life Banjo Manikin (Folk-Legacy) KENDALL MORSE- Phoebe Snow Beginner’s Luck (Outer Green) FRED HOLSTEIN- Hobo Songs Fred Holstein: A Collection (Fred Holstein) PETER, PAUL & MARY- Blowin’ In the Wind Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) BOB GIBSON- Fog Horn Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) JUDY HENSKE- High Flying Bird Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) BOB DYLAN- Boots of Spanish Leather Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) DAVE VAN RONK & THE RAGTIME JUG STOMPERS- You’se a Viper Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) The Champlain Valley Folk Festival is August 3-5 in Burlington, VT. For information, visit http://www.cvfest.org/ or call 1-800-769-9176. SCOTT ALARIK- I Never Will Marry -30- Folk Songs Old and New (Scott Alaik) JOEL MABUS- Virus on the Town Six of One (Fossil) SUSIE BURKE & DAVID SURETTE- Reap What You Sow Sometimes in the Evening (Madrina) JOHNNY IRION- Stationary Woman Unity Lodge (Rising Son- advance) TAO RODRIGUEZ-SEEGER & PETE SEEGER- De Colores More Together Again (Rising Son) ANNIE GUTHRIE, SARAH LEE GUTHRIE, ANNA ROTANTE & CATHY GUTHRIE- My Dolly Woody’s 20 Grow Big Songs (Rising Son) BOB FRANKE- The Roads are Long in Canada Long Roads, Short Visits (Daring) STEEL RAIL- Prairie Sky The Road Less Travelled (Crossties) FINEST KIND- Someday You’ll Call My Name Heart’s Delight (Fallen Angle) BILL GARRETT w/SUE LOTHROP- In Case You Ever Change Your Mind Seems To Me (Borealis) LOU & PETER BERRYMAN- Acme Forgetting Service House Concert (Cornbelt) RICK LEE- High Part of the Town Natick (Waterbug) MALKUM & CHRIS- C’mon If You’re Comin’ Yes, I Want to Go (Buckatoon) JANE VOSS- Farther Down the Road Farther Down the Road (Ripple) RIK PALIERI- Plant a Tree Panning for Gold (Azalea City) MICHAEL JEROME BROWNE- Reuben Michael Jerome Browne (Bros) BOB ZENTZ- Mr. Brown (Ol’ Jim Ruvuh) Hove-to, and Drifting (Soundside) TOM LEWIS- Rolling Home Mixed Cargo (Borealis) PATTI CASEY- The Fairest Dogwood Bloom Under Different Skies (Long Shot) LIZ CARROLL- The Ugly Duckling Lost in the Loop (Green Linnet) SALAMANDER CROSSING (lead vocal: RANI ARBO)- Wade in the Water Henry Street (Signature Sounds) ANNE HILLS- Cloudships Bittersweet Street (Redwing) TOM PAXTON & ANNE HILLS- Under American Skies Under American Skies (Appleseed) TOM PAXTON- The Honor of Your Company Live for the Record (Sugar Hill) Jesse Winchester and Guy Clark will perform on Tuesday September 25 at the Outremont Theatre. JESSE WINCHESTER- Sweet Loving Daddy Gentleman of Leisure (Sugar Hill) GUY CLARK- Ain’t No Trouble to Me Cold Dog Soup (Sugar Hill) DAVID FRANCEY- Brakeman’s Daughter Far End of Summer (Laker) John Prine and Tom Russell will perform on Friday August 25 at the Spectrum. For tickets, call 514-790-1245. JOHN PRINE- Donald & Lydia Souvenirs (Oh Boy) TOM RUSSELL- The Santa Fe at Midnight Borderland (HighTone) KATY MOFFATT & ROSIE FLORES- Walkin’ On the Moon The FolkScene Collection, Volume III (Red House) TERRI HENDRIX- Fishing Blues Live in San Marcos (Wilory) DAN HICKS & HIS HOT LICKS- Payday Blues The Most of Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks (Epic/Legacy) ALBERT & GAGE- Up Up Up Burnin’ Moonlight (MoonHouse) ANNIE WENZ- Bungee Jumping Poet’s Dance (Gypsy Moon Rising) SCUTTLEBUTT- Paddy Lay Back Tall Ships (Soundside) Folk Roots/Folk Branches playlists since September 1998 are archived at… http://www.ckutfolk.com/playlist.htm For a list of all of the past guests on Folk Roots/Folk Branches (with website links), visit… http://www.ckutfolk.com/guests.htm Questions/comments are always welcome. Mike Regenstreif Host/Producer: Folk Roots/Folk Branches -- CKUT, Montreal Reviewer/Feature Writer: Montreal Gazette Reviewer/Feature Writer: Sing Out! Magazine mike@ckutfolk.com 235 Metcalfe Ave. # 402 Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2H8 fax: 514-934-5374 http://www.ckutfolk.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From mike@ckutfolk.com Thu, 02 Aug 2001 22:01:24 -0400 Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2001 22:01:24 -0400 From: Mike Regenstreif mike@ckutfolk.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Re: playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - August 2, 2001 At 01:43 PM 8/2/01, Mike Regenstreif wrote: > John Prine and Tom Russell will perform on Friday August 25 at the > Spectrum. For tickets, call 514-790-1245. Ooops. That date is Friday August 24. Mike Regenstreif Host/Producer: Folk Roots/Folk Branches -- CKUT, Montreal Reviewer/Feature Writer: Montreal Gazette Reviewer/Feature Writer: Sing Out! Magazine mike@ckutfolk.com 235 Metcalfe Ave. # 402 Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2H8 fax: 514-934-5374 http://www.ckutfolk.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From patootie@interlog.com Thu, 2 Aug 2001 23:26:15 -0400 Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2001 23:26:15 -0400 From: Eve Goldberg patootie@interlog.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Gigs: NS: Eve Goldberg Hi folks - I'm hitting the road tomorrow morning for Nova Scotia. If you're in the area, come down and say 'hi'! Eve Goldberg Music That Feeds Your Soul - Folk, Blues, Country, and Beyond! Aug 4 Union Street Cafe Berwick, NS 902-538-7787 www.unionstreetcafe.ca (matinee show, 1 - 3 pm) Aug 9-Aug 11 Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival Lunenburg, NS 902-634-3180 Feel free to pass this on to friends who might be interested. Eve Goldberg -------------------------------------------------------- Sweet Patootie Music 483 Dovercourt Road Toronto, ON M6H 2W3 patootie@interlog.com www.interlog.com/~patootie - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From val.cormier@3web.net Fri, 3 Aug 2001 00:07:49 -0700 Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 00:07:49 -0700 From: V. Cormier val.cormier@3web.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Playlist - "Folk Oasis" - August 1/01 FOLK OASIS CiTR-FM 101.9 Vancouver, BC Wednesdays, 9 - 10:30 pm PDT Host: Val Cormier http://citr.ca -streaming live in MP3- -------------------------------- August 1, 2001 Tonight: Since our next stat holiday (Aug. 6) is BC Day, stayed in the backyard and enjoyed BC's own. JOHN REISCHMAN AND THE JAYBIRDS - Poisoning the Well John Reischman and the Jaybirds (Corvus) THE PLOUGHBOYS - Talk of Two Towns demo CD (self) JOHN & MICHELE LAW - Hobo Trail Estimated Time of Revival (self) ROBB GRANT - GatineauReel http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/168/robb_grant.html PUENTES BROTHERS - Timba en Trampa Morumba Cubana (Alma) SILK ROAD MUSIC - La Bastringue/Green Mountain Petronella Endless (Jericho Beach) ALPHA YAYA DIALLO - Kakande The Message (Wicklow) BOCEPHUS KING - What Am I Doing Here? A Small Good Thing (New West) MARK PERRY - Highroad People View From the High Road (Northern Sky) JT KING - Lucinda Ruby River (Black Hen) DANNY MACK - Main Street We All Fall Down (DakotaMack) THE PIED PUMKIN STRING ENSEMBLE - Kootenay Bark Plucking deVine: Selected Recordings 1974-80 (Squash) LELAND FRANK & THE RADIATORS - Like a Train Kootenay Artists and Craftspeople (Kootenay Co-op Radio) VEDA HILLE - Yukon Ho! Field Study (self) [concert calendar: music bed - JOHN REISCHMAN AND THE JAYBIRDS/Prairie Girl - Hog Eye (Corvus)] DOWNING, TURCOTTE, ZUBOT & DAWSON - Fairy Tales Great Uncles of the Revolution Stand Up! (Black Hen) JASON MICHAS - Salmon Pie Lullaby Ode to a Dead Bird (Sisyphus) STEVE DAWSON - Slipknot Bug Parade (Black Hen) BRIAN denHERTOG - Copper Mountain Gypsy Wild and the Open Road (Tidal Action) HARRY MANX - Rag Bihag Dog My Cat (Northern Blues) ----------------- UPCOMING: July/August: Festival season Sept.: Live in Studio A - guests tba ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- "There comes a point, Mr. Speaker, when we have to say 'enough' and move on... We need to have the buses running." -- BC's Labour Minister Graham Bruce, as he tabled bill Aug. 1 to end Vancouver's 4-month old transit strike ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Questions? Comments? e-mail folkoasis@canada.com Playlists archived at: http://lists.psu.edu/archives/folkdj-l.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rowan@inconnect.com Fri, 03 Aug 2001 07:48:25 -0600 Date: Fri, 03 Aug 2001 07:48:25 -0600 From: Grant Hogarth rowan@inconnect.com Subject: [cdnfolk] The Calgary Folk Music Festival - Sunday All I can say is "fhew!" I got exhausted just reading this! Thanks for sharing, Vic! - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From gogetm@telusplanet.net Sat, 4 Aug 2001 20:49:44 -0600 Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 20:49:44 -0600 From: Ted & Monique Jablonski gogetm@telusplanet.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Aug 9th MOANING SUMMIT CONCERT Final Reminder This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0009_01C11D26.FE7DBAE0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Don't forget the Moaning Summit Concert on Thursday August 9th music = starting at 7:00pm - (BBQ'ing before if desired) ....now living in Calgary Triple Bill with Candace Carnie Paul Faber dr j and jamming all together as the all new trio "CAJAFA" =20 (you figure it out!!) 4057 Edge Valley Landing NW Calgary 208-3230 RSVP is appreciated Propane/grill/condiments/snacks etc are all FREE Concert is $10 Tune in to A Channel's Big Breakfast Show on Thurs morning (Aug 9th) to = catch dr j kicking off his BBQ'd Mosquito Tour through central Canada (or if you really can't make the concert - dr j is playing at = Jacqueline's Bistro 101-816 Willow Park Dr SE Calgary (271-1951) = Saturday August 11th 7 - 10 pm - a wonderful place for a great meal or = a drink - so you can catch him there before he heads out of town.) =20 The summer nights are warm - The grill is hot - and the MUSICIANS are SIZZLING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 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------=_NextPart_000_0009_01C11D26.FE7DBAE0-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From writer@communication.ca Sun, 5 Aug 2001 23:35:21 -0400 Date: Sun, 5 Aug 2001 23:35:21 -0400 From: Bob MacKenzie writer@communication.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] KINGSTON -- OK, today Kingston tomorrow the world.... Hi All Today, Alyssson Light lived up to her name. lighting up Kingston's Macdonald Park with her wonderful musical and lyrical talent. Light, at 16 years of age, gave a performance of her own works and a variety of Canadian writers that roused the audience into spontaneous appplause and appreciation of her talent and her potential as an influential artist of the future. Alysson Light was the seventh guest artist in the Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series for 2001. Tomorrow, (hey, it's a long weekend) Kyra, a very interesting singer songwriter. I do hope that those of you who are near enough will come out to see this fine artist. Hey. how many music festivals spread their 30 hours of music over 14 weeks...? Peace and Love. Newlands Pavilion Summer Concert Series, 2001 http://communication.ca/Newlands Poem de Terre (The Bob MacKenzie Group) www.besonic.com/assumenothing For reviews of new music releases, go to Sound Bytes music reviews at http://communication.ca/soundbytes. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Mon, 06 Aug 2001 02:50:18 -0400 Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2001 02:50:18 -0400 From: Harry Bryan harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] CanCon Report - July 28 to Aug. 4, 2001 - List 142 Hi Everyone, Here is this week's CanCon report. It includes all non-Canadian playlists posted to folkdj-l from 3:01 PM, July 28 to 3:00 PM, August 4, 2001. This week 67 stations posted 100 lists of which 73 or 73.00% had Canadian content. 90 artists had 205 spins. I missed a spin for Andy Mason from BC last week. Artist Weeks Spins Location Joni Mitchell 128 6 US Bruce Cockburn 105 3 ON Stan Rogers 38 7 d. Marie-Lynn Hammond 37 2 ON James Keelaghan 34 4 AB Fred Eaglesmith 24 7 ON Oh Susanna 18 3 ON Cowboy Junkies 17 2 ON Natalie MacMaster 16 2 NS Lynn Miles 12 2 ON The Paperboys 12 5 BC Darcie Deaville 10 1 US Ron Sexmith 10 4 ON Finest Kind 7 4 ON The Rankins 7 2 NS Beyond The Pale 6 2 ON Sue Foley 6 2 ON Mike Stevens 6 5 ON The Cash Brothers 5 2 ON Stephen Fearing 5 1 ON Loreena McKennitt 5 3 ON Ad Vielle Que Pourra 4 1 QC Tim Harrison 4 20 ON Mary Jane Lamond 4 1 NS Grit Laskin 4 1 ON Cara Luft 4 1 MB Matapat 4 8 QC Kate & Anna McGarrigle 4 1 QC/ON Moxy Fruvous 4 2 ON Chris Norman 4 1 NS Jann Arden 3 2 AB Ray Bonneville 3 1 QC Ian & Sylvia 3 1 AB/ON Tom Lewis 3 1 BC Night Sun 3 2 ON Charlie Sohmer 3 1 ON Terry Tufts 3 1 ON Arrogant Worms 2 1 ON The Band 2 4 US Blood Sweat & Tears 2 1 US La Bottine Souriante 2 2 QC David Clarke 2 4 QC Tammy Fassaert 2 1 BC Al Grierson 2 1 d. Hart Rouge 2 4 QC Gordon Lightfoot 2 1 ON Harry Manx 2 3 BC Laura Smith 2 3 NS Spirit Of The West 2 1 BC Eric Westbury 2 1 BC Katherine Wheatley 2 1 ON Nancy White 2 3 ON David Wilkie 2 1 AB The Band / Neil Diamond 1 1 US Barachois 1 2 PEI Les Batinses 1 1 QC Be Good Tanyas 1 1 BC Willie P. Bennett 1 1 ON Best & Morgan 1 1 NF D.G. Biggs 1 1 MB Blue Rodeo 1 1 ON Bourne & Johnson 1 1 AB Kathryn Briggs 1 1 ON Michael Jerome Browne 1 2 QC Buffalo Springfield 1 3 US Rita Chiarelli 1 1 ON Cockburn / Yousou N'Dour 1 1 ON/? Ray Condo & His Ricochets 1 1 BC Crash Test Dummies 1 1 MB Dent De Lion 1 1 QC Destroyer 1 1 BC Ferron 1 2 US Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band 1 1 ON David Francey 1 4 QC Bill Garrett 1 2 QC Great Big Sea 1 1 NF Harmer & Euringer 1 3 ON Daniel Lanois 1 1 US Mamas & Papas 1 1 ON/US Eileen McGann 1 1 BC Cathy Miller 1 1 AB Montcorbier 1 1 QC Naiman & Coole 1 1 ON Jory Nash 1 1 ON Orishas 1 2 ? John Reischman 1 1 BC Garnet Rogers 1 9 ON Oliver Schroer 1 1 ON April Verch 1 3 SK Zubot & Dawson 1 1 BC That's it for another week. I'll be away next week so I'll catch up the following week. All help is very much appreciated. All the best, Harry Bryan - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rflohil@inforamp.net Mon, 6 Aug 2001 13:01:08 -0400 Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 13:01:08 -0400 From: Richard Flohil rflohil@inforamp.net Subject: [cdnfolk] The new Newsletter from Stony Plain Stony Plain's E-Mail Newsletter - Issue #7 (August 6/2001) _____________________________________________________ More news about Stony Plain Records and its artists. If you want off our list, all you have to do is ask - so far, only four people have asked us to do this. RED FACED APOLOGY: Accidentally, we managed to send multiple copies of Newsletter #6 to most of the 1,200 people who receive this - a major computer glitch for which we apologise. We hate spam just as much as you do! _____________________________________________________ This week: 1) Stony Plain signs Gillian Welch for Canada 2) New releases from Sonny Rhodes & Doug James out Aug. 14 3) Quotes: Maria Muldaur, Billy Boy Arnold 4) Compilations, compilations 5) Stony Plain social notes 6) Four simple ways to keep in touch with us _____________________________________________________ 1) STONY PLAIN SIGNS GILLIAN WELCH FOR CANADA Stony Plain is very proud to release Gillian Welch's third CD - "Time (The Revelator)" - and annouce a long-term deal which will see the later re-release in Canada of her first two albums, her 1996 debut, "Revival," and 1998's "Hell Among the Yearlings." The records appear in the United States on her own Acony label; the Stony Plain agreement is for distribution (via Warner Music Canada) in Canada only. "Time (The Revelator)" will be released on Stony Plain in Canada on August 28. The CD is already receiving rave reviews in the U.S., and videos have been shot for three of the songs. Her long-time partner and guitarist David Rawlings produced the record, recorded in the historic RCA Studio B in Nashville, The new release comes on the heels of the massive success of the two-million-selling "O Brother Where Art Thou" movie soundtrack; Gillian is featured in two songs, duetting with Emmylou Harris and Alison Krauss. Gillian also made a brief appearance in the film, on which she worked as associate producer. She's also featured on the CD, DVD, and live performance film "Down from the Mountain," recorded in Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, which features musicians from the "O Brother Where Art Thou" sound track, which has now sold more than two million copies world wide. Gillian is also included in the new "Songcatcher" movie soundtrack, as well as on "Avalon Blues", the Mississippi John Hurt tribute album; she has also written the title track fro the next Alison Krauss release. NOTE: Gillian Welch and David Rawlins will appear in concert at The Phoenix in Toronto this coming Thursday April 9. _____________________________________________________ SONNY RHODES AND DOUG JAMES DUE NEXT WEEK The initial response to two new Stony Plain releases is encouraging, both from Canada and the United States. Some advance copies (to print media) have been mailed out, and the street date for both is August 14. The Sonny Rhodes release, "A Good Day to Play the Blues" (SPCD-1273), features the 3:44 title track - which tells the story of the disastrous van fire which almost cost the band their lives, and which thanks the blues community for the support that allowed Sonny to recover, and keep on the road. The Doug James release, "Blow Mr. Low" (SPCD-1276), is a butt-shaking romp through some rocking instrumentals, and features Doug's swinging baritone sax playing and the solid support of Duke Robillard and his other regular road players. Duke adds a couple of vocals, as does Sugar Ray Norcia. Certainly there are tracks here that would make wonderful "signature" tunes for rockin' blues radio shows. We'll report on the progress of these two unique releases in the next edition of this electronic newsletter. _____________________________________________________ 3) QUOTES FROM FOLK WHO MATTER "Billy Boy Arnold, a criminally overlooked Chicago harpist...despite a recent tenure at Alligator, is too often relegated to the periphery of public awareness. He's joined (on "Boogie 'n' Shuffle" (SPCD-1266) by arguably the tightest and most versatile band he's recorded with since his '50s-era classic period; ace guitarist Duke Robillard and his stalwart crew. "Arnold shines as a songwriter as well as an instrumentalist....if there's justince in this world, this disc will finally propel Billy Boy Arnold into the limelight." - David Whiteis, Living Blues, July-August 2001. NOTE: Billy Boy Arnold will join Duke Robillard and his band (including Doug James) at the Edmonton Folk Festival, August 9-12. Also on hand will be other Stony Plain artists including Maria Muldaur, Rosco Gordon and The Holmes Brothers. as well as a rare Canadian appearance by Church Berry's original pianist, Johnnie Johnson. "From jug band music to New Orleans r&b to torchy love songs, Maria Muldaur paints what her heart feels. The nostalgic cover photo of "Richland Woman Blues" (SPCD-1270) tells it all: Here, Muldaur exposes the raw blues that reverberatres from the world of Old Highway 61...her greatest strength remains the vibrant sensuality and passion in her voice. Not only is "Richland Woman Blues" one of the year's top acoustic albums, it possesses the purity - and inherent sense of joy - to become one for the ages." - Art Tipaldi, Blues Review, June 2001. _____________________________________________________ 4) COMPILATIONS, COMPILATIONS... One of the ways Stony Plain music gets out to a wider audience is its inclusion in compilation projects. We've just licensed Ian Tyson's classic "Navajo Rug" (from the "Cowboyography" album) for inclusion in a new Warner Bros. compilation, "Best of New Country." Gary Fjellgaard's song "Winds of October" will be included on a compilation to be released by Holbourne Distribution called "October Pride of Canada." Meanwhile Stony Plain president Holger Petersen is working on double CD set, still untitled, of Stony Plain material for the gift store trade. _____________________________________________________ 5) STONY PLAIN SOCIAL NOTES Congratulations to two people in the Stony Plain family who've got married in recent weeks. Bouquets to our own Chris Martin, who wed Rochelle Van Zanten, guitarist with the indie Edmonton pop band Painting Daisies. Alas, the pair will soon be temporarily parted - Rochelle and the otherDaisies are off on tour to California, and won't be back until the end of September. And Shannon Saunders, the fiddler, accordion player, and bassist with Tom Landa & The Paperboys, took time out while on tour in Las Vegas to marry lawyer Doug Muir; the spirit of Elvis was alive in the room. The couple are planning a major public celebration (BYOB and your instruments) in Vancouver in October; meanwhile, Shannon and the band are still on the road on their non-stop barnstorming tour of the United States. _____________________________________________________ 6) FOUR WAYS TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH STONY PLAIN First up, visit our website: Second, please e-mail the hard-working Chris Martin and ask for a catalogue of all out stuff. He's at He handles our mail orders with amazing promptness and efficiency! Thirdly, comments, questions, removal requests, friendly begging notes for new releases, etc. may be e-mailed to Newsletter editor Richard Flohil at Fourthly, Canada Post still has mailmen on the payroll. Stony Plain's vast international headquarters are at P.O. Box 861, Edmonton T5J 2L8. Phone: 780 468-6423. FAX: 780 465-8941. If you can't bear to break away from your computer, E-mail also works: - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rflohil@inforamp.net Mon, 6 Aug 2001 17:44:27 -0400 Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 17:44:27 -0400 From: Richard Flohil rflohil@inforamp.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Test: Please ignore/delete - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rflohil@inforamp.net Mon, 6 Aug 2001 17:58:16 -0400 Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 17:58:16 -0400 From: Richard Flohil rflohil@inforamp.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Stacey Earle/Karen Savoca in Toronto Wednesday Just a quick reminder to: * Media * Fans * Friends/relatives StaceyEarle and Karen Savoka, two of the strongest artists in the acoustic music/"folk" circuit, will appear in Toronto this coming Wednesday, August 8. * Where: Hugh's Room, 2261 Dundas St. W (just south of Bloor). * When: Wed. Aug 8, 8:00 showtime. * What: A concert in a club where wait-staff tiptoe, cash registers are silent, there's good food and drink, no pillars in front of the singers, and an audience that listens. * How much: Tickets are $15 in advance (reserve by calling 416 351-1323) or $17.50 at the door. * Who: Stacey Earle has built a strong following in Toronto for her straight from the heard songs, her southern charm, her unique combination of strength and vulnerability, and the amazing guitar work of her husband/accompanist, Mark Stuart - whom she met when he was lead guitarist in her brother's band, Steve Earle and the Dukes. Karen Savoca has stunned audiences at Festivals in Canada for several years - but most recently at Hillside in Guelph, where she won standing ovations every single time she appeared. A magnetic singer-songwriter, she too is accompanied by a brilliant guitarist - and he's also her husband, Pete Heitzman. Best regards, Richard Flohil - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From writer@communication.ca Tue, 7 Aug 2001 00:21:03 -0400 Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 00:21:03 -0400 From: Bob MacKenzie writer@communication.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] KINGSTON: 16 hours of free live music so far, and we're still going! Hi All This weekend, we passed the halfway mark in the Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series -- eight out of the thirteen two-hour concerts successfully presented. Joy! Today, Kingston singer-songwriter gave us a taste of her unique and interesting music and was followed, as you may expect, with a set by Poem de Terre. It was a beautiful sunny day with a cooling breeze off the water and musicians and audience alike had a great time. Next Sunday, we start an hour later -- at 2:00 p.m. -- our usual time having pre-empted by a wedding. The musical guests will be Boca Trio, a very theatrical group with a very special sound. If you're in the Kingston area at all, I invite you to come out and hear them (and us too, of course). Because I have taken on some other commitments which cut my available time in half, I'm looking for some volunteers to help out with fund-raising (the series is still not fully funded). If you are in Kingston and would like to help out, please send me an e-mail or else telephone me at 546-5114 anytime. Peace and Love. Bob MacKenzie Newlands Pavilion Summer Concert Series, 2001 http://communication.ca/Newlands Poem de Terre (The Bob MacKenzie Group) www.besonic.com/assumenothing For reviews of new music releases, go to Sound Bytes music reviews at http://communication.ca/soundbytes. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From writer@communication.ca Tue, 7 Aug 2001 00:25:08 -0400 Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 00:25:08 -0400 From: Bob MacKenzie writer@communication.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] Re: [mapleblue-l] KINGSTON: 16 hours of free live music so far, and we're still going! Oops! And apologies to Kyra. I mentioned that today's act was a Kingston singer-songwriter and neglected to mention that she is Kyra Walker, who performs as simply Kyra. P&L Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob MacKenzie" To: ; "Maplepost@Icomm.Ca" ; "Cdnfolk-L@Icomm.Ca" ; Sent: August 7, 2001 12:21 AM Subject: [mapleblue-l] KINGSTON: 16 hours of free live music so far, and we're still going! > Hi All > > This weekend, we passed the halfway mark in the Newlands' Pavilion Concert > Series -- eight out of the thirteen two-hour concerts successfully > presented. Joy! > > Today, Kingston singer-songwriter gave us a taste of her unique and > interesting music and was followed, as you may expect, with a set by Poem de > Terre. It was a beautiful sunny day with a cooling breeze off the water and > musicians and audience alike had a great time. > > Next Sunday, we start an hour later -- at 2:00 p.m. -- our usual time having > pre-empted by a wedding. The musical guests will be Boca Trio, a very > theatrical group with a very special sound. If you're in the Kingston area > at all, I invite you to come out and hear them (and us too, of course). > > Because I have taken on some other commitments which cut my available time > in half, I'm looking for some volunteers to help out with fund-raising (the > series is still not fully funded). If you are in Kingston and would like to > help out, please send me an e-mail or else telephone me at 546-5114 anytime. > > Peace and Love. > > Bob MacKenzie > > Newlands Pavilion Summer Concert Series, 2001 > http://communication.ca/Newlands > > Poem de Terre (The Bob MacKenzie Group) > www.besonic.com/assumenothing > > For reviews of new music releases, go to Sound Bytes > music reviews at http://communication.ca/soundbytes. > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > mapleblue-l-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From gwilburn@sympatico.ca Tue, 7 Aug 2001 13:46:38 -0400 (EDT) Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 13:46:38 -0400 (EDT) From: Gene Wilburn gwilburn@sympatico.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] Email address change A quick note. As of tomorrow my interlog.com account will expire. Please change my email, if I'm in your address book, from njo@interlog.com to gwilburn@sympatico.ca Thanks, Gene -- Gene Wilburn, gwilburn@sympatico.ca Northern Journey Online, http://www.NorthernJourney.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From vicbell@telusplanet.net Wed, 8 Aug 2001 13:05:12 -0700 Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2001 13:05:12 -0700 From: Vic Bell vicbell@telusplanet.net Subject: [cdnfolk] The Canmore Folk Music Festival - Saturday Jude decided that puttering round the house for a bit would be a good prelude to spending the entire festival with Liam given my stage management duties. Thus, my daughter Awun, son Liam and I, motored out to Canmore bright and early Saturday morning, under sunny skies. Jude drove out later on. I had the early call to meet up with the Allstar boys with the main stage gear and Steve Darke who was on tap to run the mains for the weekend. As usual there was last minute scrambling happening as volunteers worked to get things ready. There was some local muscle available to unload the truck, thank goodness, so I was able to focus on re-aquainting myself with the performer tech charts, assuming, as I usually do, that 80% would be slightly incorrect. I had to lower this estimate since there were fewer large bands on the bill this year. The Canmore Festival site is stunningly beautiful. The permanent log and wood mainstage looks out on a large clearing surrounded by a grove of evergreens which creates an outdoor "room". The mountains peek over top of the trees and the Three Sisters rise to the southeast as a backdrop above the mainstage. Major changes had occurred with the mainstage itself. The front of the stage had been extended out, giving us way more stage room. Just off the front of the stage was a platform for our monitors. So long as the weather held, we had way more room to place performers. If the weather moved in though, we were faced with having to push our monitors and our performers further back under the roof. Last year for the first time Canmore adopted a Saturday evening concert as part of the overall festival and this feature was being used again this year. On tap for the evening, starting at 7 were the Masabo Cultural Company, Tri-Continental, Richard Wood and the Oysterband. The mainstage Creosotes showed up later in the morning. Our crew would be myself as stage manager with Awun, Whitney, Zac and Kieth as movers and setters. Harold from Allstar was on monitors as usual and Jimmy from Allstar, who we had worked with in Calgary last year, was on hand as a back-up and techie assistant. With Steve Darke on the mains I knew we had a solid team. We set to with labeling our lines and getting everything ready. We were operating with six vocals, six instruments and six direct boxes, a dedicated drum kit mic array, dedicated bass amp d.i. and four additional lines in the back for miscellaneous placements. As the day progessed, big clouds moved in from time to time but nothing untoward came down from them. They did provide for dramatic and ever-changing visuals over the mountains. Jude arrived and started helping out in the backstage hospitality area which was her volunteer spot for the weekend. The rest of the crew took turns fussing with Liam, ensuring that he was suitably entertained. The Oysterband had performed at the Jasper Folk Festival the night before and we were expecting them for a soundcheck around four. Masabo showed up in the early afternoon wondering if they could have a check too and we suggested they return at five so we could simply leave them set up as they were first up. We set up the stage for the Oysterband, at least according to the plot I had. Four o' clock arrived but the band didn't. I figured mountains and Winnebago's had gotten in the way. About a half hour later they did show up but when we explained we couldn't soundcheck them and then leave everything alone, (surprize) they decided not to soundcheck. I got the sense that things might have been a little loose in Jasper...we learned that Friday night had been raining and cold, and the crowd had been small, alas. I also got the sense they were surprized by our advance preparation. Their plot did need some tweaking and I got the real set-up for later on. I explained that with all our mainstage concerts and workshops I made a policy of taking an extra few minutes to do line checks once everyone was set up. Masabo showed up at five and we got them up and in position. This five member group used multiple djembe, doumdoum (sp?) and balaphon along with vocals. Having spoken to them and gotten their plot earlier in the day we discovered that a miscommunication had led me to getting the mirror image of their plot. Fortunately, this didn't matter to them so all was well. We cleaned the front of the stage of lines by using our backline mics to create a dance area in front of their instruments. Soundcheck was easy and it was obvious that rhythm was the name of their game. At 6:00 the familiar sound of bagpipes indicated that the crowd was about to enter. In an amazing display of restraint, the crowd, who had been lined up for hours to secure front of stage seating, obediantly followed the piper in line towards the stage. Only at the very end did this discipline break and the land rush begin. Illness had prevented CBC's Sharon Edwards from attending as evening MC so Susan Casey from the Calgary Folk Club took on the role. Sharp at 7 we started up with the Masabo Cultural Company, now from B.C. but originally from West Africa. Changing backstage from their usual jeans, Kossa, Yoro, Sekou, Fana and Confort were now dressed in multicoloured shirts, hats and pants. Their performance involved much high energy percussion, singing, dancing and storytelling by Confort. Fana in particular was a dancing fool...he apparantly has many years of professional ballet behind him. At one point he had the xylophone-like balophon held by a strap around his neck while he played and spun in circles. Fana also took on the role of dance instructor, getting the crowd to mimic his moves. Confort's story was an extended and humourous affair, to judge by the reaction of the crowd. I was scrambling and missed this bit. With the crowd already dancing and cheering an encore was a forgone conclusion. Canmore is not as heavily constrained as Calgary re timelines and if encores are earned they are given. Next up was Tri-Continental with Bill Bourne, Lester Quitzau and Madagascar Slim. Having worked with them in Calgary we had their set-up down pat. For the first time I noticed that Bill attacks his foot board in stocking feet. "Blue Eyed Moggy" started things off and "Brand New House" got the dancers up in front of the northern sound stack. Tri-Continental earned a semi-standing ovation and an encore. As this set came to an end a very slight drizzle began...not much to speak of, and in fact, rather pleasant given the heat, but with the dark clouds looming we were concerned that something more heavy was coming. We moved our monitors back onto the stage and set up the mic line under cover of the roof. Next up was Richard Wood with back-up from J.P. Cormier and Hilda Chaisson Cormier. Perhaps taking a tip from Masabo, this ensemble tried for the nattily dressed award. Richard had shiny blue snakeskin patterned pants and a black leather jacket. J.P. had a black hat with blue and red hatband, a black shirt with red and yellow flames and a black leather jacket. Hilda had a blue velvet shirt, shiny black pants and grey high-heel boots. In shorts and t-shirt I felt like such a grub. Richard hit the stage with his usual high energy and the trio blasted out a bunch of fiddle/guitar/piano Maritime instrumentals. The drizzle passed although we could see a major storm happening behind us that obscured the Three Sisters. In almost no time however this cleared and the crowd was treated to the sight of an incredible double rainbow that arched over the stage, filling the valley to the east. Richard turned over the mic to J.P. and Hilda who performed "Molly May" and "The Island" to a strong response. Back to instrumentals the trio rocked out to the end of their set easily earning an encore from the crowd. Little did we know our adventures were only just beginning. With Richard rocking out his encore and the Oysterband ready and waiting backstage, I was on the wings with the white board in my hand awaiting the turnover. Suddenly all the lights and all the sound cut out. I yelled out to Richard to keep playing. He moved out to the edge of the stage and did so. Hilda left her keyboard and began a vigourous stepdance, much to the crowd's delight and the encore ended with huge applause. I, of course, was backstage trying to find out what had happened. The electricians showed up and were soon hard at work at the panels. Time passed. Then we got the word. It was nothing on stage, the problem was at a transformer on a pole on the street outside. Frantic calls went out to Transalta for a repair crew as fevered consultations began backstage. The weather was fine and the evening was warm. The power was still up in the concession area so people could get food and drink. We got a powered speaker and a long extension chord to be able to tell the crowd to stick it out, help was on the way. In the meantime we had no idea how long it would take the repair crew to get there and, once there, how long to fix the problem. Options of cancelling the show and putting the Oysterband on the next night were raised. The problem of people who had purchased day tickets came up...oy what a headache! In fifteen minutes the linemen arrived and the crowd gave a huge cheer as one of them climbed the pole. I kept trying to get a time stamp on when we might be able to start up again but no one could say. Ken Rooks, the artistic director was willing to hold on as long as possible if we could get the Oyster Band onstage and off again before midnight. Repairs continued. Another lineman got up the pole. Onstage, we had abundant time, by the light of flashlights to set up the Oysterband. We got some hand drummers and dancers onstage and, holding flashlights on them, kept up the crowd energy. Almost everyone stuck it out. The linemen came down the pole and we got the sign. The lights came up. I went to the MC mic and said "check" and it boomed out over the crowd to huge applause. We were away again. A quick linecheck and the Oysterband took the stage, one hour and twenty minutes late. Amazingly, the mainstage crowd area was still packed. "Bells of Rhymney", "Native Son", "Everywhere I Go" "I'm On the Edge" and "One Green Hill" got the dancers up and moving. The band was tight and visually exciting, and John on lead vocals projects considerable charisma. John and Chopper sat on the monitors for a melodion and cello instrumental. The crowd was hugely enthusiastic and the band easily earned an encore. This closed the Saturday show on the dot at 11:57. As we left the park after putting the stage to bed, a slight drizzle cooled us off. We headed over to the Senior's Hall where the nightly parties would be held. I had a beer and, more importantly, helped myself to a plate of food. Chat and meeting old friends was the program for that night with everyone pacing themselves for the days to come. Jude, Awun, Liam and I had our old room at the delightful Paintbox Lodge once again. I set Liam up with a bed on the floor and this year, he stayed there. Hooray! Better him than me. To be continued. cheers, Vic - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From vicbell@telusplanet.net Wed, 8 Aug 2001 15:51:33 -0700 Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2001 15:51:33 -0700 From: Vic Bell vicbell@telusplanet.net Subject: [cdnfolk] The Canmore Folk Music Festival - Sunday Sketchy sleep with the previous night's adventures and too much thinking ahead in my brain, coffee became a high priority. Jude had left disgustingly early to take the early morning shift in the hospitality tent. Put in our bed by Jude, Liam, as usual, needed to have his knees in my kidneys and his arm on my neck. He slept fine. I eyed the clock and snuck out of bed to grab a shower, warning Awun that Liam was on his own. As soon as I was under the water he began to squeak. Jude had made us muffins and getting some of these in Liam and not on the floor was the next project. Dressed and primed for the day we hit the site. I loaded Liam in the backpack and took on my morning duties with an extra load. Canmore differs from most festivals in that the mainstage features all-day workshops simultaneously with two side stages. The remainder of our extended Creosote crew had the duty on those stages. On mainstage we had two local Canmore acts first up at 10:35 doing back to back mini concerts. Johnny Aloha and the Volcanoes of Sound did not quite live up to their name but with plastic leis and tropical shirts were an amusing start to the day. While they may not have had the professionalism of some of the headliners they had energy and enthusiasm. They regaled a partisan local crowd with numbers like "Stop, In The Name of Love". String Fever performed some nice instrumentals on harp and fiddle as I recall but I was getting ready for the first collaboration of the day and missed most of their set. "West & East African Music" brought together Masabo, Njava and Madagascar Slim. Njava had thankfully passed on setting up their full array so this became fairly manageable although the stage was very full. The performers took turns leading in numbers while the others added percussion and guitar backup. "Vocal Harmonies" featured the Oysterband, the Arrogant Worms and Hart Rouge. It was nice to see Suzanne, Michelle and Paul again...we've known each other and worked together at this festival since the early 80's. Michelle had wee Luka in tow and we showed off our kids to each other. She was able to pass Luka on to a Canmore volunteer for childcare while on stage. Similarly, those wormy guys, Trevor, Chris and Mike are old friends and whenever they are around, fun is not far behind. They had come down from Jasper and confirmed the bum weather that festival had experienced. The Oysterband had first encountered the Worms in Jasper and had concluded that their nutty humour was right up their alley. Fun was guaranteed. The three groups took turns in their harmony offerings. The Oysterband did "Old Triangle" an old English Christmas song, and "Bold Riley". Hart Rouge presented a stunning "Helpless", "Revielle" and "A La Claire Fontaine". The Worms bent things with "Trichinosis", "Big Fat Road Manager", "Celine Dion" and "Wouldn't It Be Great If Everybody Had a Gun". The three groups closed with a collaboration on "Bright Morning Star 'A Rising". Next up "World Music Improvisation" with Celso Machado and Qiu Xia He, Carlos del Junco and Fana and Kossa from Masabo. During a song being led by Qiu Xia on pipa, Carlos tossed in the theme from the Lone Ranger as part of a break on harp. Improv was definitely the name of the game and everyone had fun taking chances and pushing the limits. "Celtic Jam" brought together Richard Wood, J.P. Cormier and Hilda, and local fiddle faves ClanTerra. Since this was close to a duplicate of a workshop held here a few years back, I knew what to expect. Sure enough, once the music started, there was very little time given for the audience to applaud. The musicians took turns calling out song titles or key changes and the Celtic licks just kept rolling out. Richard and the ClanTerra fiddlers hit it off easily and J.P. likewise added his usual stunning guitar. After this session I asked J.P about a show we are hosting with him at the Nickelodeon next spring. I suggested we could bring in ClanTerra as openers for the show and J.P. jumped at the idea suggesting they could work out some kind of grand finale together in the afternoon. With the Celts taken care of it was time for the "Blues Jam" with Tri-Continental, Carlos del Junco and Eric Bibb. Once again, all the performers took turns leading numbers while everyone else slipped in with some hot licks. The crowd was in high energy by the end of this session and were screaming for an encore. Encore's are ok for the evening concerts but not the workshops alas. The evening concerts brought the whole crowd back to our area and it soon became obvious we had a very full house on our hands. We encouraged the audience to squeeze together to make more room. With the workshops out of our hair I was able to draw up the entire evening's concert plots on the big white board in my "office" in the hall just off the side of the stage. Compared to the workshops our turnovers were dead easy for the most part. We then used the small white board to indicate the previous and upcoming line assignments. This was carried onstage during every turnover so everyone could see what was needed. With CBC's Jeff Collins on the MC mic, we started off with Calgary's Sheep River Rounders. Performing on guitars, fiddle and bass this group sang with pleasant harmonies on a number of western numbers. I missed most of this set as I was catching some dinner. Eileen Laverty was next up. With strong vocals and an engaging stage presence Eileen ran through songs from her Prairie Music Award winning album. Once again I was involved backstage and missed most of her set. While there I was introduced to another performer who had just shown up. Nathan Rogers, Stan's son was with us at the Stan Rogers Memorial Stage. He was planning to be there for the next two days and I spoke with him about doing a tweener the next night. Nathan has the Rogers look and the Rogers intensity. His earrings are doubled and quite a bit thicker than I recall Stan's being. The tongue stud is definitely a new innovation. Celso Machado and Qiu Xia He took the stage next. Performing on virtuoso pipa, guitar, percussion and a very weird stringed instrument that looked something like a gourd with fuzzy hardware store string to pluck. Among other things Celso got the crowd wired with an inspired percussion solo...on his face. Celso and Qiu Xia earned a semi-standing ovation and encore for their performance. Hart Rouge were next performing a selection of songs in French and English from their most recent albums. As always the Campagne sibling harmony was a standout and the crowd rewarded them with a semi-standing ovation and encore. Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer took to the stage for a tweener while we did the next turnaround. They performed "Tanglewood Tree" to a good response. Karen Savoca and Pete Heitzman were next, an act I'd been particularly looking forward to. They had asked us for some extra vocal positions as they had made some friends during the day. Hart Rouge joined them for "Same All Over The World". Karen pulls out all the stops when she hits the stage. To me it seems she takes outrageous chances with her vocals, pushing to the limit. Maybe it's just that she has no limit and can go anywhere. Whatever the case, Karen can range from Sachmo growl to Joplin wail all in the same song and the results are a constant surprise. Pete is an absolutely monster guitar player who can play with understatement and dynamics. Combine the two and you have an act hard to beat. They easily earned a semi-standing ovation and were joined by Celso Machado on percussion and Monika and Lala from Njava on vocals on their encore. About this time I was backstage when I noticed Leonard Podoluck and the rest of Scruj MacDuhk at the backstage gate. They'd been passing through and dropped in to share the fun. I worked it out with Leonard that he'd help us out in the evening's finale. Next up, the Arrogant Worms. What's to say? The backstage area was full as other performers squeezed in to share the fun. The boys hit the stage at a run and never let up. The audience was falling apart with laughter. A local theatre group, The Green Fools, that uses large head figures on stilts gave Don and Mardelle's boys the loan of two large carrot masks. The boys ran out on stage during "Carrot Juice Is Murder". The "Celtic" singing number ("hork ptui meow meow") was followed by the "Riverdance" which brought the whole audience to their feet for a sustained ovation and encore. Backstage, members of the Oyster Band were wiping tears from their eyes. Tim Readman, late of the Fear of Drinking had shown up and I plugged him in as a tweener during the next turnover. He got a very good response from the crowd. Holger Peterson was introduced to give an intro for the final act of the evening Carlos del Junco. Carlos and his band turned in a killer set, filling the dance area and keeping everyone jumping. They too earned a standing ovation and encore. Closing down the evening we brought out Leonard along with a bunch of the scheduled performers to lead the crowd in singing "Will The Circle Be Unbroken". That was it for the evening, we put the stage to bed and headed over to the party. Once again it was one beer and food for me. A combination of Njava and Masabo percussionists had taken the stage and had some people dancing. With the Paintbox Lodge just across the lane, crawling back to bed was an option but I opted to pack it in early. And there will be more. cheers, Vic - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From vicbell@telusplanet.net Wed, 8 Aug 2001 17:38:01 -0700 Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2001 17:38:01 -0700 From: Vic Bell vicbell@telusplanet.net Subject: [cdnfolk] The Canmore Folk Music Festival - Monday Another hot day in the offing I bundled up Liam to head to the site. Jude had once again left early and Awun had walked over to take advantage of the free pancake breakfast and entertainment on the street. Tim Williams along with Kelly Jay (from Crowbar) were among the musicians entertaining. Once again the mainstage sessions started with a couple of mini-concerts by local performers. First up Sully's Garage who hit the stage with high energy performing Lennie Gallant's "Rustico" and some Great Big Sea numbers to an enthusiastic crowd. Stephanie Christensen, whose artwork has graced Canmore Folk Festival T-shirts for years was next up. Obviously nervous, using a guitar pick-up for the first time and unfamiliar with monitors, I gave her a quick coaching about what to expect. Singing with a very pleasant voice she soon got over her nerves and enjoyed herself, as did the crowd. I was plotting out "World Music" with Carlos del Junco, ClanTerra and Celso and Qiu Xia. This was a nice session but I was scrambling backstage trying to put out fires. The night before we'd blown and exchanged a guitar amp during Carlos del Junco's set. With one amp down we were facing a situation at 3 that afternoon of having one amp less than we needed with high power workshops happening on all three stages. To add to this the rental drumkit opened up at stage 2 for the first time that morning was found to be incomplete. In addition, Njava had informed me that they intended to set up their entire array on stage three for their "Malagasy Music" session there. I spent quite a bit of time running back and forth between the stages trying to figure out how to cover all our bases. "World Music" included some nice jams but I missed most of them. Next up was "Music From the Prairies" with Hart Rouge, Eileen Laverty and the Sheep River Rounders. The performers attacked this workshop in round robin fashion sharing some nice songs and talking about the Prairie experience. After this, "Hot Strings" with Celso, Qiu Xia, J.P. Cormier, Lester Quitzau and Madagascar Slim, Allen from the Oysterband and Dossy from Njava. We set the pickers up in a line and cut them loose and hot the session was. The audience built through this session and, despite the heat, some dancers took to the wings. A good time was had. Wish I could have heard more since I was coming up against the 3 'o clock deadline for monster workshops on all the stages. Somehow we coordinated the gear and everyone got up and running. We had "Roots Rock" with the Oysterband, ClanTerra and Richard Wood, a very high energy session indeed. While this was cranking I headed over to Stage 3 where Njava was setting up...and setting up...and setting up. I regarded it as a rehersal for their concert later on and took notes and made diagrams, picking up on a few things they had added or neglected to tell me. I presume they eventually performed but I raced back to mainstage. "Roots Rock" was cooking to a finale and we were faced with cleaning the stage completely so as to present a special afternoon concert with Jesse Winchester. I had bumped into Jesse the day before sitting in the shade with his son. I re-introduced myself and reminded him that we had met in Calgary in '89 when I was a.d. of the newly resurrected Calgary Folk Festival. We chatted awhile and I got his plot...one vocal, one mic. For "Roots Rock" we had three amps, a drumkit and a mess of mics. Fortunately there are doors in the backdrop for rolling the drumkit backstage. We sent everything else out that way too. With the stage clean we set up Jesse with a stool to sit on and another to put his water and set list on. We waited a few minutes for the crowd to filter back from the other stages and set off. Jesse performed an absolutely stunning set. He's a laid back performer and in the heat of the day you might expect the crowd would doze but no way. "Club Manhatten", "Brand New Tennessee Waltz", "I Don't Think You Love Me Anymore", "Little Glass of Wine", "That's What Makes Us Strong", "Yankee Lady" and a host of others had the crowd in his hands. The whole audience area was amazingly quiet for this set. Jesse was obviously having a very good time and expressed his appreciation for the crowd and volunteers many times. He concluded with an accapella "Can't Stand Up Alone" featuring his classic dance moves. A full house standing ovation brought him back for an encore. Afterwards, Steve Darke said he'd had a heck of time with the mix. I'd noticed Jesse singing way back from the mic. Steve said sometimes he was getting as much voice in the guitar mic as in the vocal and he had to push the levels right up to the edge and then back off when the crowd applauded because their noise would come back through the line. Backstage I chatted with Jesse some more, telling him I'd been on the Juno jury when "Gentleman of Leisure" got the roots nomination. I told him I'd thought he'd been robbed by Bruce Cockburn for the award...still do. Jesse said he'd been very happy to get that nomination since so many people still think he's American not Canadian. Next up for their concert spot, Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer. They offered lovely renditions of "When I Go", "Crocodile Man", "Tanglewood Tree", "Gentle Drums of Eden", "The Mountain", "I Go Like The Raven" and "Sweet Jane". They earned a semi-standing ovation and an encore from the crowd. Eric Bibb was next up and he warned me backstage he was adding some guests, Carlos del Junco on harp and Henry, the great bass player from Carlos' band. Eric turned in a wonderful set and the addition of Carlos and Henry on some numbers was magic. Meanwhile, backstage, more magic was occurring. I noticed Nathan Rogers with his 12 string guitar. While six or seven of us sat on the border of the backstage flower beds Nathan sang us "Lockkeeper". There were a few damp eyes after that one. In speaking with Nathan earlier on I had suggested he could do the tweener as we tore down from Njava's set. He suggested that he'd like to do the spot after Eric Bibb while we set up Njava. He said he'd seen how long the Winnipeg crew had taken to get Njava up and running. I think he was expecting to be able to get a few songs in before we were ready. Prior to this though I had thoroughly mapped out Njava's plot. One of the problem areas was a keyboard/synth array that included an attached rack. I found out from the keyboard player that he needed 8 to 10 minutes to program loops into the synth after we had them set up on the stage. I thought "no way" and suggested he do his programming backstage. He explained he couldn't because once the synth was unplugged, he lost all the programmed loops. I thought about this and studied my stage plots. The keys/synth array needed four direct boxes. I figured I could use our four back lines. I went back with a new suggestion. "What if we gave you an onstage power bar and the four di lines you will use during the show. We'll set you up behind a riser and you can program your loops during previous sets. When it's time to set you up we get as many bodies as we need and move the whole rack and keyboard array out on stage as a unit." Njava's keyboard man's eyes lit up and said it would work and that's what we did. Eric Bibb and company closed their set to a full house standing ovation and launched into an encore. Backstage we had the full drum kit set up behind the drum doors. Behind that was four congas and other drums. Behind that was amps. Choreography was the name of the game and I primed our crew and Njava about how we were going to load in. Eric came off, elated with his reception. Nathan got on the mics for his tweener. I had arranged with him that at the end of his first song he should catch my eye. I would either give him the twirling finger "keep on going" sign or the slash across the throat, "cut it there" sign. We set to, rolling out the kit, the amps, and getting lots of muscle and hands for the keys. The mics went up and everything fell into place. Nathan's song was a good one, tho' I can't remember what it was. He got a good crowd response. During the applause he looked over at me and was astounded when I gave him the "cut" sign...we were done loading in and were ready for line checks. With seven performers and multiple instruments the line checks took some time but we were 15 minutes from the end of Eric's set to the start of Njava's. I was pleased. Calgary's crew had taken 20 min. without line checks. The stage crew went backstage for a high-five session and some lemonade. Njava started rockin' the joint. Njava, on the face of things might be a traditional Malagasy band but the synth loops make for a very European techno sound. Monika and Lala have some very nice vocals and dressed in long colourful dresses made a very impressive front line. The other band members were top-notch, filling the dance area with swaying dancers and keeping everyone's feet tapping. Njava earned a semi-standing ovation and encore. Going out for the encore they told the crowd how this was the last concert of their tour and how happy they were with the reception and with how Canmore had treated them. The whole band gathered around Monika and Lala's vocal mics for an accapella closer. Set-up means tear down but a little easier. We opened the back doors to roll everything out again while Calgary's Mike Stack performed a song as a tweener. He too got a good crowd response and we were soon up and ready for Dougie MacLean. Andy Donnelly took to the mic as MC for this concert. Andy, a massive Scot with a thick brogue and vast humour hosts the Celtic Show on CKUA radio. He got the crowd up on their feet to demonstrate a Celtic cuddle for Dougie who was hugely amused. Dougie started off with "Waiting for the Storm" and did many of the same songs he did in Calgary. Prior to the festival, Ken Rooks, the artistic director, had wondered if we should switch Dougie and Njava in the schedule. He feared he'd made an error and that Dougie might not be able to follow such a high energy act. I said, "no worries". I was right. The crowd grew as quiet as they had for Jesse Winchester earlier in the day. Towards the end of his set Dougie revealed he'd been under extreme pressure to perform "Caledonia" during this set. Then he revealed that he'd been sitting down with Andy Donnelly who had come up with some new words. Andy came out and "sang" the chorus of the song with "Canmore" substituted for "Caledonia". The crowd gave him an ovation. Dougie's version of the real thing resulted in a full house standing ovation and encore. Last up, J.P. Cormier and Hilda Chaisson Cormier. They turned in a spirited set of lots of old favorites and some new numbers. J.P. did a stunning medley of Celtic instrumentals on the banjo. They closed with "Kelly's Mountain" earning a standing ovation and encore. Backstage I'd been organizing the traditional Canmore finale. For years we have gotten all the performers back onstage to provide a chorus for the "Mary Ellen Carter" and "Four Strong Winds". With a line of vocal mics across the front and the stage full of performers, volunteers and stage crew, this year Nathan Rogers shared a vocal and traded verses with J.P. Cormier on "The Mary Ellen Carter". The whole crowd were on their feet singing along. Bill Bourne took the lead on "Four Strong Winds" with a chorus of thousands filling the park and rising over the trees. By the end of the song we were all in festival bliss. The stage crew fulfilled our duties of tearing down the mics and stands and putting away the lines and then it was off to the party. Liam was still wide awake and we took him in with us. The Senior's Centre contains a large room with a stage and a connecting hall with bar leads to a smaller quiet room. The quiet room was soon dominated by a large group of locals and stage crew who were in bluegrass picking mode. In the party room, a PA on stage was taken over by members of Njava initially. Soon the Oysterband took over with assistance from Carlos del Junco and Richard Wood. Karen Savoca and Monika from Njava did some scat wars vocals and the dance floor remained full. After a couple hours Liam and Jude faded and I took them back to the Paintbox and got them settled before returning. More of the same under the influence of more beers was happening. After awhile I moved over to the quiet room...the loud had reached a threshold for me. Mike Stack had joined the pickers and I sat in next to him planning to add some vocals where possible. Soon John, Allen and Chopper from the Oysterband joined in and vocals became the game. Karen Savoca and Monika from Njava joined in. The Arrogant Worms raised jars and voices at a nearby table. Renditions of "The Weight", some Neil Young, some Creedence, a little Hank Williams, some early Beatles and "Goodnight Irene" followed. I had run out of beer and my voice was about gone close to 3 am. That was enough and I crawled back to the Paintbox. Tomorrow, Jude, Liam and I head up to Edmonton as guests of the Edmonton Folk Music Festival. Among others, Jennifer Warnes performs tomorrow night. I'll take some notes, and reports will follow sometime next Monday or Tuesday. cheers, Vic - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From val.cormier@3web.net Thu, 9 Aug 2001 06:53:21 -0700 Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2001 06:53:21 -0700 From: V. Cormier val.cormier@3web.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Playlist - "Folk Oasis" - August 8/01 FOLK OASIS CiTR-FM 101.9 Vancouver, BC Wednesdays, 9 - 10:30 pm PDT Host: Val Cormier http://citr.ca -streaming live in MP3- -------------------------------- August 8, 2001 Tonight's featured festivals: Edmonton (http://www.efmf.ab.ca) August 9-12 Under the Volcano (http://www.tao.ca/~volcano) August 12, Cates Park, North Vancouver BOCEPHUS KING - Blues For Buddy Bolden A Small Good Thing (New West) FAIRFIELD FOUR - Po' Lazarus Down From the Mountain (Lost Highway) JOE HENRY - Monkey Fuse (Mammoth) THE FLATLANDERS - Down In My Hometown More a Legend Than a Band (Rounder) JIMMIE DALE GILMORE w/VICTORIA WILLIAMS - Banks of the Guadalupe One Endless Night (Windcharger/Rounder) JOE ELY - All Just To Get To You The Best of Joe Ely (MCA Nashville) BAABA MAAL - Jamma Jenngii Missing You (Palm) BOUBACAR TRAORE - Le Jour du Trente et Un Sa Golo (Label Bleu) SHOOGLENIFTY - Maggie Ann of Clachnabrochan Solar Shears (Compass) OYSTERBAND - Blood Wedding Holy Bandits (Rykodisc) JERK WITH A BOMB - No Amount of Pills The Old Noise (Scratch) THE DICKEL BROTHERS - Dig My Grave Volume 2 (Empty) RAE SPOON - Honkin' At Minivans Grrrls With Guitars Compilation, Vol. 2 (Grrrls With Guitars) EMBER SWIFT - Freak Permanent Marker (Few'll Ignite Sound) [concert calendar: music bed - CARLOS DEL JUNCO/The Field/Up And At 'Em (Big Reed)] DAVE CARTER & TRACY GRAMMER - 41 Thunderer Drum Hat Buddha (Signature Sounds) THE BE GOOD TANYAS - The Littlest Birds (Sing the Prettiest Songs) Blue Horse (self) MARIA MULDAUR w/ALVIN YOUNGBLOOD HART - I'm Goin' Back Home Richland Woman Blues (Stony Plain) COWBOY JUNKIES - The Water Is Wide Rarities, B-Sides and Slow, Sad Waltzes (True North) ----------------- UPCOMING: July/August: Festival season Sept.: Live in Studio A - guests tba ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hesitate in August. Be shy. Let your toes tremble in their sandals. --Anne Sexton (1928-1974) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Questions? Comments? e-mail folkoasis@canada.com Playlists archived at: http://lists.psu.edu/archives/folkdj-l.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From mike@ckutfolk.com Thu, 09 Aug 2001 15:11:49 -0400 Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2001 15:11:49 -0400 From: Mike Regenstreif mike@ckutfolk.com Subject: [cdnfolk] playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - August 9, 2001 FOLK ROOTS/FOLK BRANCHES with Mike Regenstreif Thursday mornings (9-11:30 eastern) on CKUT (90.3 FM) in Montreal Folk Roots/Folk Branches is the only broadly-defined, folk-oriented program on Montreal radio. The CKUT signal extends throughout the Montreal area and into parts of northern New York, northern Vermont and Eastern Ontario. CKUT can also be heard worldwide in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches web site. http://www.ckutfolk.com August 9, 2001 Note: This show was extended until noon. Until further notice, Folk Roots/Folk Branches will be on until noon every week. FRED HOLSTEIN- The Telling Takes Me Home Fred Holstein: A Collection (Fred Holstein) ERIC BIBB- Walkin’ Home Painting Signs (EarthBeat!) RICHARD DYER-BENNET- The Garden Where the Praties Grow 2 (Smithsonian Folkways) JEAN RITCHIE- Careless Love Field Trip (Greenhays) LEROY TROY- Shady Grove The Old Grey Mare (Rounder) The Montreal International Celtic Festival takes place August 10-12 on the grounds of the Douglas Hospital in Verdun. For information, visit http://www.montrealcelticfestival.com/ or call 514-481-2471. PAMELA MORGAN- It Ain’t Funny On a Wing and a Prayer (Sleeping Giant) BARRA MacNEILS- Coaltown Road Until Now (Celtic Aire) JERRY HOLLAND- New Market Reel The Art of Traditional Fiddle (Rounder) KIRK MacGEACHY & DAVID GOSSAGE- Hebridean Islands The Shroud of Erin (Kirk MacGeachy) John Prine and Tom Russell will perform on Friday August 24 at the Spectrum. For tickets, call 514-790-1245. JOHN PRINE- Sam Stone Souvenirs (Oh Boy) TOM RUSSELL- Where the Dream Began Borderland (HighTone) DANNY BRITT & PENN HARRIS- Rio Grande Red Dawg Texas Stuff (Austin Red Dawg Publishing) ALBERT & GAGE- Tumbleweed Burnin’ Moonlight (MoonHouse) PATTI WITTEN- Land of Souvenirs Land of Souvenirs (Patti Witten) JESSE COLIN YOUNG- Four in the Morning Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) THE HOLY MODAL ROUNDERS- Euphoria Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) JOAN BAEZ- There But For Fortune Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) THE EVEN DOZEN JUG BAND- Take Your Fingers Off It Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) JUDY RODERICK- Brother, Can You Spare a Dime Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) The Ottawa Folk Festival takes place August 24-26. For information, call 613-230-8234 or visit… http://www.ottawafolk.org/ DAVID FRANCEY- Paper Boy Far End of Summer (Laker) FRED EAGLESMITH- John Deere Ralph’s Last Show (Signature Sounds) STEPHEN FEARING- Expectations So Many Miles (True North) KATE & ANNA McGARRIGLE- Kiss and Say Goodbye Kate & Anna McGarrigle (Hannibal) Jesse Winchester and Guy Clark will perform on Tuesday September 25 at the Outremont Theatre. JESSE WINCHESTER- My Song Bird Nothing But A Breeze (Stony Plain) GUY CLARK- That Old Time Feeling Keepers (Sugar Hill) Stacey Earle will perform on Wednesday September 12 at Club Zone. For information, call 514-398-9875. STACEY EARLE- Is It Enough (I Luuuv You) Dancin’ With Them That Brung Me (Gearle) EARL SCRUGGS w/ELTON JOHN- Country Comfort Earl Scruggs and Friends (MCA Nashville) VASSAR CLEMENTS- Makin’ Music Macon Georgia Style Full Circle (OMS) The KlezKanada Groyser Concert is Saturday August 25 at Camp B’nai Brith in Lantier, Quebec. For info, call 514-345-2610, ext. 3249 or visit… http://www.klezkanada.com/index.htm BRAVE OLD WORLD- Big Train Beyond the Pale (Rounder) ZALMEN MLOTEK- Moorsoldaten (The Peat Bog Soldiers) Ghetto Tango (Traditional Crossroads) KHEVRISA- Old Bulgar European Klezmer Music (Smithsonian Folkways) MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT- Talking Casey The Complete Studio Recordings (Vanguard) MARK SELBY- Make Me a Pallet On Your Floor Avalon Blues: A Tribute to the Music of Mississippi John Hurt (Vanguard) EVE GOLDBERG- My Creole Belle Ever Brightening Day (Sweet Patootie) SHAWN CAMP- Tune of the Twenty Dollar Bill Lucky Silver Dollar (Skeeterbit) DAVID BUSKIN- Standing Still and Dancing Wealthy Man (Inverted Turtle) EMMYLOU HARRIS, ALISON KRAUSS & GILLIAN WELCH- Didn’t Leave Nobody but the Baby O Brother, Where Art Thou? (Mercury) THE KENNEDYS- Maura’s Intro/Sirens Positively Live! (Jiffyjam) CEPHAS & WIGGINS- Dog Days of August From Richmond to Atlanta (Bullseye) DARRYL PURPOSE- Koreatown A Crooked Line (Tangible) ROSIE FLORES- Speed of Sound Speed of Sound (Eminent) HOYLE OSBORNE- The Entertainer Live at The Diamond Belle (Ripple) Folk Roots/Folk Branches playlists since September 1998 are archived at… http://www.ckutfolk.com/playlist.htm For a list of all of the past guests on Folk Roots/Folk Branches (with website links), visit… http://www.ckutfolk.com/guests.htm Questions/comments are always welcome. Mike Regenstreif Host/Producer: Folk Roots/Folk Branches -- CKUT, Montreal Reviewer/Feature Writer: Montreal Gazette Reviewer/Feature Writer: Sing Out! Magazine mike@ckutfolk.com 235 Metcalfe Ave. # 402 Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2H8 fax: 514-934-5374 http://www.ckutfolk.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From lewnmole@sentex.net Thu, 09 Aug 2001 22:02:00 -0700 Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2001 22:02:00 -0700 From: BJ Lewis (Open Bookings) lewnmole@sentex.net Subject: [cdnfolk] GIG: ON Lewis/Quarrington Duo in Jazz-FM Series @ Ont' Place Sunday howdy all - long time since i've had a chance to post - hope you're all having a fab summer (despite the extenda-heatwave in SW Ont if you live here). if you're heading Toronto-way this weekend, Toronto's primo jazz guitarist: Tony Quarrington and I are doing our show in Jazz-FM's (formerly cjrt-fm) Sunday Brunch Series at Ontario Place. we'll be doing lots of old jazz standards, bluesy torch and i'll be singing some of tony's own very fine vocal jazz compositions. we'll be playing in a room with a view of the lake and ... ***AIR CONDITIONING***! ***AIR CONDITIONING***! ***AIR CONDITIONING***! here's the scoop: brenda lewis (vocals) & tony quarrington (jazz guitar) Noon to 3pm Jazz-FM "Summer of Jazz" Series @ The Marina Grille Ontario Place, Toronto for anyone who does want to come, ontario place is kindly waiving the parking and gate entrance fees (total $20 svings) for folks who arrive with tony &/or myself - but you have to arrive @ 11:30 @ the east gate, with one of us, or security won't do it. drop me a private e-mail ahead of time, if you'd like to get in on the deal & i'll make arrangements : ) here's the sched for the whole fab line-up for the series: http://www.ontarioplace.com/en/ent/summer_of_jazz.htm driving directions http://www.ontarioplace.com/en/visit/location.htm and a wee note to folks trying to get in touch with me lately: i recently began a full-time, in-house publicist job (yippee!) in the natural products industry (folk & health food-type-things, DO go together), so i'm not around the ole home office much anymore, and, am carefully limiting how much work i take on beyond that (with my own company). best way to get a response is by e-mail. also, i've been receiving a few messages by phone & e-mail (which i haven't had time to reply to) re: my booking woodhall. nope, that's not me - i handle media relations/publicity, only, for woodhall. will post my sept gigs, soon. ciao for now. brenda L (Guelph) ----------------------------------------- "Her rich, full-bodied voice is an elastic instrument; especially in songs that speak to the heart; whether choosing a jazz standard or a song from a contemporary songwriter, Lewis has impeccable taste." Robert Reid, Entertainment, Kitchener-Waterloo Record - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rowan@inconnect.com Sat, 11 Aug 2001 01:27:26 -0600 Date: Sat, 11 Aug 2001 01:27:26 -0600 From: Grant Hogarth rowan@inconnect.com Subject: [cdnfolk] PLAYLIST: "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" August 7th, 2001 Playlist for "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" — August 7th, 2001 Today was my birthday, but I didn't play anything special. --------------------------------------------------------------- Format: Artist | Cut | Album (year) | Label [Website] * = Multi-artist album [INTRO] Larry Pattis | Amazing Grace | Random Chance (1997) | Liberal Palette [www.larrypattis.com] 6:00 Montcorbier | Oi altas ondas | Le Piano de Sarah (2001) | CAM [www.sri-camada.com] [www.ntic.qc.ca/~checom/Montcorbier.html] Peter Lang | Lost on Chainbridge Road | Dharma Blues (2001) | Horus Music [ ] Nancy Bryan | Nobody's Buying | Neon Angel (2000) | Acoustic Sounds [www.acousticsounds.com] One Fell Swoop | Water's Deep | Crazy Time (2000) Magoo [www.milesofmusic.com] 6:15 Cordes En Folie | Le Papillon | Vancouver World Music Collective* (2001) | VWMC [www.vancouverworldmusic.org] Cherie Call | Pilgrim Go! | Strictly Barefoot* (2001) | Timpanogos Singer Songwriter Alliance [www.timpanogos.org] Riders in the Sky | Billy the Kid | A Tribute to John Hartford: Live From Mt. Stage* (2001) | Blue Plate [www.blueplatemusic.com] The Winstons | Bending Blades | Vignettes (1999) | CLAWD [www.thewinstons.com] 6:30 Leonard Cohen | So Long, Marianne | Field Commander Cohen (2001) | Sony Columbia [www.columbiarecords.com] Dharma Boyz | Back in the Neighborhood | Back in the Neighbourhood (2001) | Self Release [www.dharmaboyz.com] 6:45 Joel Cage | Lover | Nobody (1998) | Big 16 Music [www.joelcage.com] Catie Curtis | Run | My Shirt Looks Good On You (2001) | Ryko [www.catiecurtis.com] [www.rykodisc.com] [www.skyhand.com/catie] Pierce Pettis | All in Good Time | State of Grace (2001) | Compass Records [www.compassrecords.com] 7:00 Lee Roy Parnell | Guardian Angel | Tell The Truth (2001) | Vanguard Records [www.vanguard.com] Tess LeBlanc | The Bonny Bonny Banks of Vergio | Vizou CD Sampler (2001) [www.tess.vizou.com] **Cool jazz-flavoured take on a trad tune. 7:15 Karla Bonoff | Someone to Lay Down Beside Me | The Best of Karla Bonoff (1999) | Sony Columbia [www.columbiarecords.com] Laurie Lewis | Tattoo | Seeing Things (1998) | Rounder [www.rounder.com] Mike Stevens | Jerusalem Ridge| The World is only Air… (2001) | Borealis [www.borealisrecords.com] [www.mikestevensmusic.com] 7:30 Rachel Kane | Chasing Rainbows | All in a Dream (2001) | Self Release [ ] Long John Baldry | A thrill's a thrill | A Thrill's A Thrill (1995) | EMI [ ] Michelle Shocked | House Burning Down | Blue Haze: Songs of Jimi Hendrix (2000) | Ruf Records [www.rufrecords.com] 7:45 Spirit of the West | General Guiness | Old Material (1984-86) | Stony Plain [www.spiritofthewest.bc.ca] Turin Brakes | Underdog (Save me) | The Optimist LP (2001) | Astral Werks [www.turinbrakes.com] [www.astralwerks.com] 8:00 Hunter Moore | The Road to Quang Tri | Conversations (2001) | Self Release [www.huntermoore.com] Ron Sexsmith | Cheap Hotel | Blue Boy (2001) | Interscope [www.cookingvinyl.com] [www.spinartrecords.com] [www.ronsexsmith.com] David Lindley & Wally Ingram | National Holiday | Twango Bango II (2001) | ??? [ ] 8:15 Gaelic Storm | Beggarman | Tree (2001) | Om town [www.higheroctave.com] [www.gaelicstorm.com] Don Conoscenti | Red Man Sky | Paradox of Grace (2001) | Cogtone [www.donconoscenti.com] 8:30 Grasshoppers | Cold Dark Night | The Grasshoppers (2000) | Doobie Shea Annie Wenz | Saskatoon Sky | Poet's Dance (2001) | Gypsy Moon Rising [www.anniewenz.com] Carrie Clark | Summertime | Release the Butterfly (1999) | self release [www.carrieclark.com] Nicole Edwards | Second Thoughts | On with my day (2001) | self release [www.marewakefield.com] 8:45 Jenn Adams | Joliet | In the Pool (2001) | White Boxer Music [www.jennadams.com] [www.apexmusic.mu] Mare Wakefield | Ghost of John Denver | Factory (2001) | Self Release [www.marewakefield.com] [OUTRO] Colin Reid | The Cat Came Back | Colin Reid Sampler 2001 | Veesik Music [http://members.nbci.com/Colin_Reid] ---------------------------------------------------------- As always, send bouquets, brickbats, and feedback to the e-address in the .sig below! See my webpage for other playlists: http://www.inconnect.com/~rowan/KRCL.htm `````````````````````````````````````````````````` Grant Hogarth Host of "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" 6:00 to 9:00 am Tuesdays. (UMT+7) KRCL 90.9 FM Salt Lake City, 96.5 FM Park City, 89.7 FM Moab (KZMU) Webcasting via http://www.publicbroadcast.net/krcl/ppr/ mailto:rowan@inconnect.com (home) or granth@krcl.org (station) STATION: http://www.krcl.org PERSONAL: http://www.inconnect.com/~rowan/KRCL.htm SNAIL-mail: 1752 So. 600 E., Salt Lake City, UT, USA 84105-3002 I'm delighted to audition CDs, but will not guarantee to air them. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From writer@communication.ca Mon, 13 Aug 2001 14:53:55 -0400 Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 14:53:55 -0400 From: Bob MacKenzie writer@communication.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] REPORT ON, KINGSTON -- Newlands' Pavilion Concerts Hi All Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series is rolling right along. Even though we're not yet fully funded, everybody is pulling together and making the music happen. Yesterday was the ninth concert in the thirteen concert series. The Boca Trio treated the audience to a wonderful repertoire of cabaret style music in a variety of languages. Poem de Terre followed with another eclectic program. Next Sunday, Poem de Terre will be joined by Tom Savage and Vanessa Longul. Tom is a talented Kingston singer-songwriter and Vanessa fills out his sound with Tullesque flute. It should be a fun concert. Plan now to drop by Macdonald Park and join the fun. Peace and Love. Bob MacKenzie Newlands Pavilion Summer Concert Series, 2001 http://communication.ca/Newlands Poem de Terre (The Bob MacKenzie Group) www.besonic.com/assumenothing For reviews of new music releases, go to Sound Bytes music reviews at http://communication.ca/soundbytes. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From vicbell@telusplanet.net Mon, 13 Aug 2001 20:50:05 -0700 Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 20:50:05 -0700 From: Vic Bell vicbell@telusplanet.net Subject: [cdnfolk] The Edmonton Folk Music Festival - Thursday More hot and sunny as Jude, Liam and I left Calgary and made the drive to Edmonton. We pulled into the Edmonton Inn and got our room...a hideous cave on the second floor with foot high windows looking out onto the tarred roof over the atrium. Jude's the one who's claustrophobic but this one got to me. We scored our guest badges (another big tip 'o the hat to Edmonton a.d. Terry Wickham) and soon caught a festival shuttle down to the site. We took advantage of our early arrival to check out the guest/performer area at the front and side of the stage in the backstage area. This was a big improvement over last year with lots more space for sitting. My photography aspirations were appeased. Over to the kitchen area we were among the first to get in for the evening's dinner...the usual sumptuous feast, thanks again to the astoundingly competent Edmonton volunteer kitchen crew. With the initial food line broken into eight serving areas (two being vegetarian) service is quick and waiting is minimal. We had a tasty dinner, re-connected with some old friends and headed over to mainstage for the start of the show. Dougie MacLean opened the festival with another humourous intro from CKUA's Andy Donnelly. Among others Dougie performed "Talking With My Father" and "Feel So Near", featuring the audience sing-a-long on the chorus. Having heard this at three festivals in a row my judgement re audience participation and response was Canmore #1, Calgary #2 and Edmonton #3. Positioning in the show accounts for some of this. Then came "These Broken Wings Won't Fly", "Ready For The Storm", and "You Can Fall But You Must Not Lie Down". Dougie earned a good audience response for a first-up act with lots of people still arriving, scrambling for dinner and meeting friends. Edmonton's Joel Kroeker did a tweener...I was packing Liam and visiting folks backstage so I missed this one. Nathan Rogers turned up and continued his boogyman interaction with Liam, begun at Canmore. Liam laughed lots. Ron Kavana took the stage next. I'd bumped into him backstage and we had a hug in greeting while he checked out Liam. Ron initially took the stage solo to perform "Mountains of Morn", Mick Coyne then joined him on uillean pipes and Steve White came in on the next number with some percussion. Thus began an ever-growing band in some extended Celtic jamming. Niamh Parsons added her sublime vocals on "The Water is Wide" and the full Edmonton House Band: Jack Semple on lead guitar, Ron Casat on keys, Rusty Reed on mouth harps, Dave Babcock on sax, Michelle Josef on drums and Kit Johnson on bass filled up the stage. I was packing Liam around backstage so I only nosed in on this session from time to time. Artistic Directors from a great many festivals were in attendance as guests and it was nice re-connecting with old acquaintances. Out front, the first dancers got to their feet and the session got a good overall reaction from the crowd. Edmonton songwriter Jim Henry with some assistance from Jeremiah McDade did a tweener including a song that explored the theme of learning about sex from the tabloid covers at the grocery store. The Oysterband were next up...well rested from their extended stay in the mountains after the Canmore Festival. Some had hiked up to the Stanley Glacier while others had opted for a mountain bike ride from Spray Gap to Banff. "Bells of Rhymney" led into an instrumental medley that had the boys sitting out on the monitors and then off the stage into the audience. This proved to have unexpected consequences for Chopper as he had to edge his butt back onto the high stage while continuing to play the cello. He ended up flat on his back and John had to offer a boot to lift his shoulder while he continued to play the melodion. When Chopper did manage to right himself, he got a huge cheer. "Native Son" filled up the dance areas on either side of mainstage and the Oysters earned a semi-standing ovation. The four Waifs took to the tweener mics to present 3 songs which started Edmonton's love affair with them...a similar response has happened at other festivals I hear tell. Even as a tweener they kept some dancers moving and got a great response from the crowd. After a long, long line check session Joan Osborne and her band, bass, guitar, kit, keys and mandolin hit the stage. Joan herself occasionally played a baby blue Gibson electric. Jude and I chose to do our regular evening hike up the hill and around the back of the crowd for an overview of the whole site. I had Liam in the backpack...all part of my training for some mountaineering later this week. There was a good crowd on hand for a Thursday, though I knew there would be lots more on the weekend. As usual, the beer gardens were full despite the great music onstage. Joan and company did a nice cover of Dylan's "Man In The Long Black Coat" among others. Overall, I found her set to be far more laid back that the one she presented a couple of years ago. The dancers agreed, and sat this set out. Some old favorites like "St. Theresa" and "One of Us" got great responses and Joan earned a semi-standing ovation. By this point the night had cooled off enough that coats were required but the skies remained clear. Off to the west as the darkness grew, green lasers stabbed into the sky from the celebrations over at the world games. Cindy Church with Gary Kolliger on guitar took the stage for a tweener, Cindy's voice is as appealing as ever. An odd spot though, placing her between two other women singers. She might have gotten a better response had she been placed differently. Liam persisted in staying awake so Jude and I traded off so I could get some photos. The final act of the evening was Jennifer Warnes backed up by a very hot ensemble on mandolin/guitar, drums, keys and bass. Among others, she presented "Let's Go To The Well", "Way Down Deep", "Coming Back To You", "Firefly", "Invitation To The Blues", and closed with "First We Take Manhatten". Jennifer's classic, and seemingly effortless voice shone throughout gaining her a semi-standing ovation and encore. She dedicated her first number, "The Late Love Comes" to the memory of Mimi Farina, whose picture was put up on the video screens. Next was "Lavender Blue Dilly Dilly" and she closed with "Bird On A Wire". With this pleasant start to the festival, we grabbed a shuttle back to the hotel and packed it in early, pacing ourselves for the weekend. To be continued. cheers, Vic - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From vicbell@telusplanet.net Mon, 13 Aug 2001 22:02:53 -0700 Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 22:02:53 -0700 From: Vic Bell vicbell@telusplanet.net Subject: [cdnfolk] The Edmonton Folk Music Festival - Friday Waking up in the cave was too much and after a shower I left Jude in bed and took an awake Liam, still in his pajamas, down a floor to the lobby where we hung out watching the goldfish in the indoor creek that surrounds the lounge. Spotting him, the hotel staff brought over some fish food, so Liam was in bliss, tossing bits and watching the fish gobble. The Festival hospitality area off the lobby was open so I was able to grab a coffee for me and some grapes and crackers for Liam. At the same time I set up getting our big baby carriage moved down to the site. I couldn't take it down myself as they have the site closed off to all but local traffic and festival shuttles, but they were more than willing to haul it down by shuttle during the day when things were not too busy. Just one more service from the excellent Edmonton volunteers. Back upstairs, I convinced Jude that we should see if we could get a room with real windows and was succesful later on in the day. Our new room, on the 14th floor, looked out over the municipal airport which kept Liam busy checking out helicopters and Cessna's. After a lazy day we headed down to the site in mid-afternoon. It was hot, hot, hot and we found a shady spot on the grass to laze about, hoping in vain that Liam might choose to nap. I wandered over to mainstage to watch the "tarp run" which is now a walk. In the past, patrons were allowed entrance from two gates, one across the festival site and one at the top of the hill. Having watched the run in the past, I knew that people arrived in front of mainstage from the two gates almost simultaneously. The problem was, those running down the hill were in grave danger to themselves and others. Tumbles were common and tempers frayed in front of the stage in the scramble for space. This year Edmonton tried something new, and, since this topic has come up as an issue at other festivals, I'll elaborate. The first 300 people at each gate holding tarps, (not their group, just the tarp holders) were randomly given numbered and coloured tags. There were 12 different colours each numbered from 1 to 25. Colours were then randomly drawn and the people with the lucky first colour were grouped according to their number and so on through the drawn colour groups. When it came time to open the gates, these groups of 25 were then escorted, at one minute intervals, by security volunteers who walked them to the front of the stage. After all the tarp holders had staked out territory, their friends were given admittance to join them. It worked like a damn. No running, no pressure, lining up early was no advantage, and security people said the whole audience line-up atmosphere changed completely. No more competition and gearing up to race. Everyone was cool. Good move! I joined Jude and Liam for another great dinner before the mainstage opened up. First up, the Quebec band La Volee d'Castors. Performing on fiddle, mandolin, guitar, button accordion, bass and frantic feet, everyone sang and the whole was like a young La Bottine Souriante. Singing en francais with some delightfully fractured English intros, this group got the first dancers up on their feet and easily won the crowd's attention with some extended Quebecois instrumentals. An accapella "Le Cuckoo" was followed by a foot solo where the crowd was invited to clap along in every-changing rhythm. For their final number the audience was invited to their feet to dance and clap along. They complied, thus earning the band an easy standing ovation. David Francey, with guitar pals Dave and Geoff did a tweener, an accapella "Trains Roll By" and then "February Morning Drive" "Paper Boy" and "Torn Screen Door" earning a strong response from the crowd. When I'd seen them in Calgary there had been some talk that they might drop in at Canmore after the Jasper festival but they opted to stay north. It was good to hear them again. Maria Muldaur was next up, backed by a tight band on bass, guitar, keys and drums. Maria was dressed to the nines and did a great set of sultry blues from her latest album. "I'm A Woman", Levon Helms' "Blues So Bad", Leadbelly's "Grasshoppers In My Pillow", Memphis Minnie's double entendre filled "Won't You Be My Chauffer", Mississippi John Hurt's "Richland Woman Blues", Besse Smith's "Lonesome Desert Blues", Percy Mayfield's "Please Send Me Someone To Love" were part of her repertoire. The obligitary "Midnight At The Oasis" and "Don't You Feel My Leg" demonstrated that Maria still has the big voice. This show would have worked much better had it been later in the program. Even so, she earned a semi-standing ovation from an appreciative crowd. Danny Michel did a tweener showing off a very good voice and some complex lyrics that I wasn't able to grasp, being back on Liam duty. Another newcomer to the festival, Eddi Reader from Scotland, demonstrated some very strong vocals on "Kite Flyer's Hill" and others. We were hiking the hill again so much of the unfamiliar stuff was...unfamiliar. She did a nice cover of Fred Neil's "Searching For The Dolphins" and got a good response from the crowd. Up at the top of the hill we sat for a bit on the commemorative bench raised in memory of long time Edmonton volunteer and festival staffer Roberta Magnusson. It's a nice spot, with overviews of the whole site and the river valley. Heading down the other side and into the concessions area we encountered a crowd at the CKUA Radio tent listening to the Waifs do a live song for Andy Donnelly's Celtic Show. The Oysters were there too. Calgary's Los Morenos did a tweener featuring hot Latin guitar which got a strong response from the audience. This led to a set by Joe Henry. The local media had touted this performer and I awaited enlightenment but, for me alas, it never came. I heard unremarkable vocals and fairly average pop, but I was distracted. Faced with a kid who would not sleep...he usually naps for two hours every afternoon, I tried plying Liam with crackers and hummous in the green room while plying myself with a beer and chatting with David Francey. Others, whose views I respect, said they enjoyed Joe's show. The audience response was not particularly strong. Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer got a tweener to present "Tanglewood Tree", "The Mountain" and "The Raven" to a good response as the stage crew scrambled with a very big set-up. Tracy had to scramble a bit with her vocals during their last song as "CHECK! CHECK" boomed out through the monitors. Duh?? Baaba Maal and his band Daande Lenol were next up. Amazingly, Liam chose this act to sleep through, so I was able to play photographer and try to catch the action. Dressed in colourful flowing robes and loose fitting clothing the band filled the stage with two drum and percussion arrays, a drum kit, keys, kora, talking drum, two singers and two dancers. The dancers originally showed up in long orange robes but did a costume change part way through. These two young men, with short dreadlocks and considerable energy, held dance duels with each other throughout the performance. One of the songs seemed to deliberately play off this contest with each dancer appealing to Baaba, the other musicians, and the crowd for support. Baaba Maal's vocals are strong and compelling and he has considerable presence, not to mention his own dance agility. He performed one song solo on guitar, a piece he had learned from his grandmother. Back with the band, everyone was easily urged to their feet as Baaba and the dancers left the stage and took to the grass verge in front of the crowd. This high energy percussion and dance extravaganza easily earned a standing ovation...since everyone was already on their feet moving to the music. Gord Downie was scheduled to close the show which made our decision for the night easy. This group was soooo bad in Calgary there was no question of hanging around. After Baaba Maal I figured he'd die the big on stage death. We checked our chairs in the lockup and folded up the carriage and pushed it under the CBC truck. Martina Sorbara did a tweener with some great vocals as we were leaving to catch the shuttle. Back at the hotel I passed on the party and turned in with just a little regret as Baaba Maal was scheduled to play in the dance room. As it turned out, I made the right choice...they didn't get on until very late I heard. And it's very late here tonight. I'll try to write up Saturday and Sunday at the Edmonton Folk Festival tomorrow. cheers, Vic - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From writer@communication.ca Tue, 14 Aug 2001 08:13:01 -0400 Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 08:13:01 -0400 From: Bob MacKenzie writer@communication.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] BAND WANTED ON: KINGSTON Hi All An opening has come up in this summer's successful Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series in Kingston. For the Sunday, August 26 performance, I need a four piece group, any genre, to play for one hour. Depending on the group, start time would be 1:00 or 2:00 p.m. with Poem de Terre filling the other half of the two hour concert. For a number of reasons, this needs to be a Union band. Also, because of the rate of pay (MPTF), this gig will most likely be of interest only to musicians in Kingston or nearby -- although I'm happy to hear from you wherever you may be. If you are interested, please contact me as quickly as you can. I would like to have as much lead time as possible in order to promote your appearance properly. Peace and Love. Bob MacKenzie Newlands Pavilion Summer Concert Series, 2001 http://communication.ca/Newlands Poem de Terre (The Bob MacKenzie Group) www.besonic.com/assumenothing For reviews of new music releases, go to Sound Bytes music reviews at http://communication.ca/soundbytes. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rowan@inconnect.com Tue, 14 Aug 2001 12:07:04 -0600 Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 12:07:04 -0600 From: rowan@inconnect.com rowan@inconnect.com Subject: [cdnfolk] PLAYLIST: "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" August 14th, 2001(KRCL) Playlist for "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" — August 14th, 2001 --------------------------------------------------------------- Format: Artist | Cut | Album (year) | Label [Website] * = Multi-artist album [INTRO] Larry Pattis | Amazing Grace | Random Chance (1997) | Liberal Palette [www.larrypattis.com] 6:00 John McKone | Good Morning, Good Day, Good Night | Here It Is(2000) | BellMetal Music [www.johnmckone.com] Denny Jiosa | Jazzberry Pie | Jazzberry Pie (1998) | Blue Orchid [www.damusic.com] [www.dennyjiosa.com] 6:15 Melissa Etheridge | Lover Please | Skin (2001) | Island [www.melissaetheridge.com] [www.islandrecords.com] Barra McNeills | Don't Call Me Early | Paqu!n 2001 Sampler* | Paquin Entertainment [www.paquinentertainment.com] Atwater & Donnelly | Bright Morning Stars| And Then I'm Going Home (2001) | Rabbit Island Music [www.atwater-donnelly.com] 6:30 Patty Larkin | Hotel Monte Vista | Regrooving the Dream (2001) | Vanguard Records [www.vanguardrecords.com/larkin] [www.pattylarkin.com] [info@pattylarkin.com] Eva Cassidy | Woodstock | Time after Time (2001) | Blix Street [www.blixstreet.com][www.crosstownarts.com/CrosstownArts/client_music/ eva/evahome.html] Fred Eaglesmith | Wilder than Her | Paqu!n 2001 Sampler* {originally on "Drive-in Movie" (1996)} | Self Release [www.eaglesmith.com] 6:45 David Doersch | Goin' Back to Rendezvous | Warrior Poet (2000) | Self Release [www.songsofcoyoterun.com] Joel Cage | Rose | Nobody (1998) | Big 16 Music [www.joelcage.com] 7:00 Molly Pitcher | Watching the Rain | Watching the Rain (2001) | Elizabeth Records [www.molly-pitcher.com] [www.elizabethrecords.com] Brent Titcomb | Black Water Rising | Beyond Appearances (2001) | Self Release [www.brenttitcomb.com] Greg Brown | Me and Rexroth's Daughter | Covenant (2001) | Red House Records [www.gregbrown.org] 7:15 Terry Quiett | The Women I Know | Joyride (2001)| S3 Records [www.quiett.com] W.O. Smith Music School Singers | Off to See the Lizard | The Parakeet Album: The Songs of Jimmy Buffett (1995) | Magaritaville/Island [www.margaritaville.com] Don Bray | Our Own Voices | Waiting to Arrive (2001) | Meek Monk Music [www.3.sympatico.ca/donbray/] 7:30 Nanci Griffith | Goin' Back to Georgia | Columbia Records Radio Hour vol. 2* (19??) | Columbia Open Road | I've always Been a Rambler | Bluegrass Music (2000) | Open Road [www.openroadbluegrass.com] Michelle Shocked | Fogtown | Texas Campfire Tapes (1988) | Mercury 7:45 Marie-Lynn Hammond | La tête anglais, le coeur française | Vignettes (2000) | Vignettes Media [www.marielynnhammond.com] Joe Bishop & Kendall Sullivan | Forbidden Kiss | Back to You (2000) | Caribou Records [www.caribourecords.com] Catie Curtis | Jane | My Shirt Looks Good On You (2001) | Ryko [www.catiecurtis.com] [www.rykodisc.com] [www.skyhand.com/catie] 8:00 Greg Brown | Canned Goods | One Night (1999) | Red House Records [www.redhouserecords.com] Mare Wakefield | Ghost of John Denver | Factory (2001) | Self Release [www.marewakefield.com] 8:15 Hilary Spencer | Eleanor Rigby | Afterimage (2001) | Strawberry Music [www.hilaryspencer.com] Jory Nash | The Acoustic In-Between | Tangle with the Ghost (2000) | Thin Man [www.jorynash.com] Charlie Musslewhite w/ RatDog | Take Me to the River | Fish Tree Water Blues* (1999) | Bullseye Blues [www.rounder.com/bullseye/] 8:30 Darryl Purpose | Late For Dinner | A Crooked Line (2001) | Tangible Music [www.tangible-music.com] Scott Holt | Baby Let's Go | Angels in Exile (2001) | Blue Storm Music [www.bluestormmusic.com] Long John Baldry | Don't Try to Lay No Boogie Woogie on the King of Rock 'n' Roll | A Thrill's a Thrill (1995) | EMI 8:45 Groovelily | Captain of a ship on fire | Little Light (2001) | Self Release [www.groovelily.com] Misty River | The Last Thing on My Mind | Rising (2000) | Misty River [www.mistyriverband.com] Lui Collins | Leaving Fort Knox | Leaving Fort Knox (2001) | Molly Gamblin Music [www.luicollins.com] [OUTRO] Colin Reid | The Cat Came Back | Colin Reid Sampler 2001 | Veesik Music [http://members.nbci.com/Colin_Reid] ---------------------------------------------------------- As always, send bouquets, brickbats, and feedback to the e-address in the .sig below! See my webpage for other playlists: http://www.inconnect.com/~rowan/KRCL.htm `````````````````````````````````````````````````` Grant Hogarth Host of "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" 6:00 to 9:00 am Tuesdays. (UMT+7) KRCL 90.9 FM Salt Lake City, 96.5 FM Park City, 89.7 FM Moab (KZMU) Webcasting via http://www.publicbroadcast.net/krcl/ppr/ mailto:rowan@inconnect.com (home) or granth@krcl.org (station) STATION: http://www.krcl.org PERSONAL: http://www.inconnect.com/~rowan/KRCL.htm SNAIL-mail: 1752 So. 600 E., Salt Lake City, UT, USA 84105-3002 I'm delighted to audition CDs, but will not guarantee to air them. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From vicbell@telusplanet.net Tue, 14 Aug 2001 12:54:59 -0700 Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 12:54:59 -0700 From: Vic Bell vicbell@telusplanet.net Subject: [cdnfolk] The Edmonton Folk Music Festival - Saturday Despite passing on the party the night before, we were still bagged and slept in a little Saturday morning. We grabbed a shuttle with Joe Ely, Butch Hancock and Billy Joe Shaver among others and had a nice chat with Butch on the way down. At the site we drifted over to Stage 7 and caught some of Niamh Parsons' concert. Backed by Graham Dunne on hot guitar Niamh did a Tom Waits song and an Andy Stewart number and Graham did a hot celtic instrumental as a solo. A nice way to start the day. Before leaving the hotel we'd checked the weather channel which had suggested a hot and sunny day with a 40% chance of afternoon thunderstorm and 30% chance of evening thunderstorm. As a result I kept my eyes on the skies to the west...to no avail. The day and evening stayed clear and hauling the raingear proved to be exercise only. The heat meant constant re-hydrating and seeking of shade. We moved over to Stage 5 for "Trad.calm", one of the better named workshops at this festival. Maria Dunn with Shannon Johnson on fiddle performed a new song. Later in the day she passed me a promo copy of her new cd. Kathryn Tickell did a lovely instrumental "Westall" on the smallpipes that got a great crowd response. Tim Harrison performed with Zeke Mazurek (sp?) on fiddle and David Francey performed "Mill Towns" from his new album. Moving over to Stage 3, "The Road Goes On Forever..." we caught a Stacey Earle and Mark Stewart number. Billy Joe Shaver sang a song with the lines "I'm just an old chunk of coal now but I'm gonna be a diamond some day" backed by a hot guitar from Jesse Taylor. There was considerable banter among Billy Joe, Joe Ely and Butch Hancock on this stage. Butch to Billy Joe: "Did you know that the word 'gullible' is not in the dictionary?" Butch performed a lovely song "You Could Have Walked All Over The World", and Joe Ely offered "Up On The Ridge". Mark Stewart presented "A Girl From Lousiane" (not Louisiana), and Billy Joe closed the session with a heartfelt intro about losing his son before presenting "I'm Gonna Live Forever" which earned him and the other participants a standing ovation. A great workshop! After a quick lunch we headed over to the mainstage for the afternoon concert with Tim O'Brien's "The Crossing". I was hanging with Liam backstage so I wasn't able to give this show a solid listen though I did get to check out the stage from time to time. Tim was wearing a cocktail shirt...that is to say it had coloured full size pictures of various exotic drinks on it. On stage, was a stellar line-up including Ron Kavana, J.P.Cormier on fiddle and Paddy Keenan on small pipes. The concert was a mix of bluegrass, Celtic and old timey. Kelly Joe Phelps and Kathy Mattea assisted on a version of "Old Joe Clark" and Tim and Kathy turned "Norweigen Wood" into an old timey duet. Perhaps it was the ever-blending styles which failed to create a trend or a lack of focus with all the talent on stage, or simply the exhausting full on sun and heat of the day, but the ensemble failed to really click with the crowd. Applause was polite but not wildly enthusiastic. I took Liam and drifted over to Stage 2 for part of a concert by Neko Case and Her Boyfriends. After her first number her cell phone went off in her bag. She did have the smarts to shut it off and not answer it. Liam took to the hill and I had to keep an eye on him as he headed off into the long grass. As for Neko, I was not particularly grabbed, and this opinion held whenever I happened to bump into her in other workshops. Her delivery reminded me a little of Oh Susanna's but without the edge or range. Hers was not a great voice and none of her songs stuck with me. I passed and Liam and I headed around the beer garden to Stage 1 to catch a bit of the Holmes Brothers playing as part of "Silver Jubilee" a celebration of Stony Plain Records and their performers hosted by Holger Petersen. Slow and laid back rock 'n blues was the game...the heat laid everyone out. Back at Stage 2 Neko wrapped up and Stacey Earle and Mark Stewart took the stage for their concert as a large crowd drifted in. Stacey is a charming performer and she easily drew in the crowd with a renditions of "In My Way", "Go On Down" and "Finders Keepers". Referring to Mark as "My Mark Stewart", Stacey gave him the lead on an R & B flavoured "You're Gonna Love Me Some Day". I was led on a chase by Liam for a bit. I caught a new Cindy Church number "I've Never Been Kissed" in the "Old Songs/New Songs" workshop. Passing Stage 3 I heard Tim 'O Brien leading a song before drifting to Stage 5 for the "Ceilidh" with Ron Kavana, Maria Dunn, La Volee d' Castors and Paddy Keenan among others. Even in the heat, this gang got some dancers up and moving. We didn't last long and headed over to the kitchens for another great dinner...chicken AND salmon as I recall. After loading up our jugs with lemonade we got over to the mainstage to catch most of David Lindley and Wally Ingram's set. David was seated on his "gig rig" with a rack of guitars, saz, etc. behind him. Wally was seated at a very full drum and percussion rig with a skull and crossbones on the bass drum. Among the percussion esoterica was a cymbal on top of a WWII German army helmet...or was that a Darth Vader helmet? David offered the audience an apology for George Bush to much mirth before launching into "It's A National Holiday". The Danny 'O Keefe/Dylan version of "Well Well Well" followed. David, as always, was in fine form on his various stringed instruments and Wally offered tasty backups and solos on his kit. David introduced his final song as a complaint about backstage food...hastily mentioned that it had nothing to do with the food in Edmonton and then launched into "Catfood Sandwich". As they closed Wally made reference to David as the "Prince of Polyester" and their show earned a semi-standing ovation from the crowd. Backstage I discovered that Joseph, David's techie from several years back, was still working with him and we had a chance for a chat. Kathy Mattea and her band were up next and she presented essentially the same set she had offered in Calgary including "18 wheels and a Dozen Roses" and "Come From The Heart". She seems to have been bitten by the folk fest bug and her comments suggested she likes our kind of gatherings as opposed to the country kind. During this show Jude, Liam and I hiked up the hill again. A Celtic instrumental ended Kathy's set and she earned a semi-standing ovation from the crowd. Neko Case did a tweener...I'd noticed her backstage re-doing her eye makeup in preparation. By this point the rumour had begun circulating backstage that Great Big Sea, scheduled to close the evening, were no shows due to travel complications. I saw Terry backstage looking stressed and talking on his cell quite a bit. Eventually, the re-scheduling developed as follows. The Super Rail Band, scheduled to play an afternoon concert on the mainstage on Sunday were shifted to close Saturday. Eliza Carthy scheduled to open the mainstage Sunday night got moved to the afternoon slot...probably a good move for her. The Cowboy Junkies, The Fairfield Four and Richie Havens remained in the Sunday night order but shifted one set earlier. Great Big Sea were slotted in before Natalie MacMaster, who still held the Sunday closing spot. Back to Saturday's show, the Flatlanders, Joe Ely, Jimmy Dale Gilmore and Butch Hancock with able assistants on bass, lead guitar and drums, were next up...a concert I was anticipating and I wasn't let down. They offered a set of mostly new songs...as usual I'm guessing at the titles. "I Had My Hopes Up High", "Til I Make Up My Mind", "You Make It Look Easy" started things off with each of the lead vocalists taking a turn with backup from the others. A rocking "I Thought The Wreck Was Over" really got the crowd jumping and the two steppers hit the dance floor for "Standin' In The Station". A song they wrote for the movie "The Horse Whisperer", "South Wind Of Summer" got a good response. "West Texas Waltz" turned the festival into the world's biggest honky tonk and by this time the crowd was completely theirs. "Gimme A Ride To Heaven", a quirky tale about picking up the Son of God (or was it?) hitching on the road, and "Dallas" featuring twin lead guitar by Joe and their hot lead picker led to a semi-standing ovation and an encore on a rocking "White Freight Liner". Kris Demeanor got an in-between spot for a couple of numbers including "Extreme" but I missed the response as I was out in the concessions scrambling to find some more film. Duke Robillard with Roscoe Gordon & Billy Boy Arnold hit the stage next. We managed to get Liam to doze at this point and in relief we grabbed a beer backstage while he slept in his carriage. Tasty R & B and hot blues led Duke and the boys to a semi-standing ovation and encore. Carlos del Junco got the nod for a couple of tweener tunes including "Jersey Bounce" which got a good crowd reaction. Next up Toots and the Maytals...what everyone knew would be the weekend's over the top extravaganza. Out in the audience, some well-oiled patrons, who had no doubt spent many hours in the beer garden contemplating their reggae collections, decided that tarp space be darned, their spot was front and centre. A mini-confrontation with security volunteers ensued. One excessivly large young woman with an uncomplementary fat, black, nose stud was particularly vocal about her "right" to move forward. Seeing as how she was wearing some kind of black corset device which pushed her overly abundant bosom an astonishingly far ways up, out, and forwards, she had already made her point. Her companion, a rather bank tellerish type, with thick horn rimmed glasses and a neon yellow mohawk, was convinced by security, and managed to move his companion back a little ways where they were invited to join some fellow travellers who already had a tarp in place. From hither and yon, the subtle scent of ganga began to drift through the darkness. That settled, the real show began. The band comprised two fine women singers, bass, drums, a four keyboard array and two guitars. Toots hit the stage dressed in a very nice suit...bright green, red, yellow and black. "Fire", "Come Do The Reggae" and "Higher" quickly filled the dance areas. Toots gave the word to the crowd, indicating that he would be teacher for some audience vocals on "Pressure Gonna Drop On You". Toots may be getting on but he still has the pipes and the moves, dropping into the splits a number of times and flipping and tossing the vocal mic. In a move I haven't seen at a folk festival, he jammed the vocal mic into the front of his pants with the top sticking out over his belt, then yanked it out again. "Louie Louie" reggae style and "Country Roads" ('west Jamaica, mountain momma, take me home, country roads') got the whole audience singing along. At this point the suit top came off and a black silk shirt was soon unbuttoned half way down. Toots worked up a good sweat as did his very hot and very tight band. A standing ovation was guaranteed and though the audience howled for an encore it was denied...Toots had gone overtime I guess. J.P. Cormier and Hilda had the unenviable task of tackling a tweener while many in the crowd called "Toots! Toots!". J.P. wisely stuck to some hot picking instrumentals and the crowd soon settled down. The Super Rail Band, hastily re-scheduled as I mentioned, closed the evening. This was a tough spot for them, given the showmanship of Toots and company. Dressed in long flowing blue and grey and brown and yellow African patterned robes, the band certainly had a visual presence. Performing on multiple percussion, bass, drums, two guitars and vocals, Super Rail offered some tight and rhythmic numbers with an African high guitar melody setting one of the rhythm lines. Dancers kept dancing and the evening closed on a good high note, not quite so frantic as Toots, but fine nonetheless. Toots and company were scheduled to play the dance party at the hotel and this was a real hard carrot to ignore but, once again, ignore it I did. Once again, I was right. Toots did show, but not until after 2:30 am. To be concluded. cheers, Vic - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From vicbell@telusplanet.net Tue, 14 Aug 2001 14:32:09 -0700 Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 14:32:09 -0700 From: Vic Bell vicbell@telusplanet.net Subject: [cdnfolk] The Edmonton Folk Music Festival - Sunday Up at a reasonable hour I hopped in the shower while Jude and Liam slept on. Brewing of coffee and airplane watching with Liam followed and we were soon organized and off for the day with sunny skies once again being the rule. Once onsite we headed over to Stage 2 and "Sounding The Board" with the Waifs, Neko Case and Danny Michel. The Waifs offered their waitress song, Neko did a cover of "Dreamin' Man" and Danny offered a song about the woman who was arrested for stalking Brad Pitt. This led to a stalking theme from the others in various ways. In the midst of things, big cheers from Stage 7 indicated that Los Morenos were having a succesful concert. The Stage 2 session closed with the Waifs doing a cover of "Don't Think Twice" to earn a semi-standing ovation. Liam and I took the high road above the beer garden through the long grass to reach Stage 1 for a concert by the Be Good Tanyas. An exceptionally long turnover meant in the end that their concert was short. They'd borrowed the drummer from the Waifs and Bill Bourne for some assistance. They presented "Littlest Birds", "What You Want From Me", "Well, Well Well", "The Cuckoo" and "Up Against The Wall". Their overall presentation seemed to lack energy and focus...unlike the Waifs who are always "on", and this resulted in a strong but not overly enthusiastic response. The Wyrd Sisters hit the stage next for their concert spot, presenting songs from their latest album with good energy and strong vocals. Because we have them at the Nickelodeon in September we moved on, catching a little of Kelly Joe Phelps in concert at Stage 2. He was joined on harp by Carlos del Junco. Growly vocals and very hot guitar and slide are Kelly's game...I'd have liked to hear more but it was time to eat. We passed stage 7, listening to Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer do "Hey Conductor" and heard the Fairfield Four doing some gospel on Stage 3. We drifted to the kitchen area for lunch, just making it, as it turned out. Wiped by the heat we sought shade near the fence at Stage 3 where we were intending to spend the afternoon, contenting ourselves with hearing Eliza Carthy's mainstage concert over the trees. Eliza's new pop album was the fare so far as I could tell and the crowd response seemed muted, though I wasn't there to see it first hand. The Stage 3 audience area filled up while this concert was still going on which says something. "O Sister, Where Art Thou?" featured The Wyrd Sisters, The Waifs and Neko Case. The Wyrds offered their love song to a bathroom faucet and "2000 Million" among others. I was chasing Liam up near the top of the hill during this session. Next door at Stage 4 "A Fretful Experience" featured Kelly Joe Phelps, David Lindley, Boubacar Traore and Junji Shirota. Ending on "Bon Temps Roule" the session earned a standing ovation. Back at Stage 3 Martina Sorbara did her concert simulataneous with David Francey doing his at Stage 4. Martina has the big vocals but the unfamiliar songs failed to grab me at this time. David performed "Working Poor", "Don't Follow Me Down", "Paperboy", "Flowers of Saskatchewan" and "Red Wing Blackbird" to a small but wildly enthusiastic crowd earning a semi-standing ovation. Backstage I got a copy of the new album from Beth. Back at Stage 3 the audience area was full to overflowing for the Waifs concert. It's remarkable how well this group has done. Youthful enthusiasm and energy, sibling harmony and accessible songs with some very nice melodies all add up. I heard from the record tent people that the Waifs led the field when it came to album sales. They did "Running From The Heart of It", "Your Love's The Finest Thing", "I'm In London Still", "The Waitress" and their signature song "When I Die", earning a standing ovation from the crowd. Over at Stage 5 a concert by Shooglenifty ran 15 minutes overtime and had the whole crowd on its feet dancing. At Stage 6 "Galway to Graceland" with Ron Kavana, Tim O Brien, La Volee D' Castors and Stacey Earle was likewise running over and they too had the crowd on its feet. A tasty roast beef dinner with all the fixings and cheesecake for dessert primed us for the mainstage show. The Cowboy Junkies were first up and, having heard them in Calgary, we were content to linger over dessert. As we came up to the stage an extended psychedelic electric guitar solo had, by the look of things, left the crowd unimpressed. Applause was perfunctory at best. Margot Timmins' vocals on their closer didn't change things much, the crowd was snoozing. Tim Harrison got on stage for a tweener and tried to get the crowd to sing on Cyril Tawney's "Sammy's Bar". The response to this plea and to Tim was embarrasingly tepid. The Fairfield Four, dressed in work shirts and overalls were next up presenting a program of accapella gospel. An amazingly deep bass voice was the standout...melted chocolate is my description, and the overall harmonies were very nice. The programming problem presented by Great Big Sea's rescheduling became apparent again. This set, like the Junkies, should have started one slot later, and, had it done so, would have worked much better as the evening started to cool. We hiked Liam up and over the hill during this set. It was apparent that many in the crowd were still wiped out by the heat of the day. The Fairfield Four got a good response but not as good as they would have later on. Dennis Lakusta with Lester Quitzau did a tweener that seemed to get a good response. Ritchie Havens was next up, backed by a guitarist and percussionist. As the evening cooled he presented "All Along The Watchtower", "Just Like A Woman", "Blood On The Wire", "Here Comes the Sun and The End" and "Freedom/Motherless Child" earning a standing ovation. He returned for an accapella encore of Pink Floyd's "On The Turning Away" that had Nathan Rogers in tears backstage. Jenny Allen with Kit Johnson on bass did a two song tweener that showcased her very strong vocals while the turnover for Great Big Sea began. Quicker than I expected the boys were up and running presenting among others "Riding On A Donkey", "Mary Mack" and "Lukey's Boat" to a wildly screaming, singing along and dancing crowd. Both dance areas on the sides, and the area behind the mainstage sound booth were packed to overflowing with dancers and the whole crowd was in their hands. Backstage a dozen pre-teen and young teen girls danced throughout the set. With the whole crowd on its feet in a gigantic standing ovation there was no doubt of giving an encore and the band presented another singalong "Oh Me Oh My" for another standing O. Edmonton musician (and Senator) Tommy Banks came out to chat to the crowd about plans for fundraising for a memorial statue to Big Miller during the next set-up. Last on the bill was Natalie MacMaster and her hot band on keys, drums, percussion, guitar and bass. During the show, three step dancers took to the plywood during one of the numbers to demonstrate their kicks and steps. Cape Breton fiddle is Natalie's game and she stuck with it throughout, pausing between numbers to chat easily with the crowd. She borrowed some bug dope from her keyboard man at one point since the skeeters were out in force (for Edmonton). Though lacking the wild energy exhibited during the Great Big Sea set, the crowd was still very much hers, with lots of dancers in evidence. Natalie earned a standing ovation and encore. For the finale Ron Kavana and Niamh Parsons did "Toora Loora Lay" with full crowd and onstage performer and volunteer support. Bill Bourne and Cindy Church led "Four Strong Winds" and the official festival came to a close. We stashed our chairs and baby carriage in the green room for pick up the next morning and caught the shuttle back to the hotel. Liam was still awake so we went down to the quiet rooms for a beer, some food and some chat. Jude and Liam faded early and after tucking them in I returned. The Super Rail band held the stage in the packed dance room and the floor was full to overflowing. Up in the quiet rooms some volunteers had a bluegrass session going. Dave Clark was picking with a mandolin player and Tim O' Brien and Paddy Keenan had a session going in the hall. Back in the dance room Shooglenifty took the stage and filled the floor once more. After two beers and some chat I was done and headed upstairs to snooze, leaving many, many hundreds still in full party mode. Next day we packed up and drove the drive to Calgary, stopping on the way to lend assistance to Les Siemieniuk and Jackie who had a shredded flat tire and a stripped nut that our tools were able to release. That's it for festivals I think. It's back to picking raspberries in the backyard and next weekend, weather permitting, a climbing adventure or two in the mountains. Til next time, cheers, Vic - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From idavies@cims.net Tue, 14 Aug 2001 17:58:43 -0400 Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 17:58:43 -0400 From: Ian Davies idavies@cims.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Playlist - "A Sign of The Times" Aug. 12/01 6X-FM, London, ON This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0219_01C124EA.C8A3A6C0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable A SIGN OF THE TIMES - Folk Music Radio - Sundays 9-11 am on CIXX-FM = 106.9 London, Ont. Canada =20 Ian Davies (filling in for Alistair Brown during July & August ... = please note that no program will air on August 5) =20 Playlist for Sunday, August 12, 2001 Scott Cameron Smith: The Fisherman and "The Lady"; Poets and Painters Poets and Painters (Fogarty's Cove) Angus Lyon: 9/8's; Reels Long Road (Lochshore/KRL) Dougie MacLean: Singing Land; Turning Away Dougie MacLean Collection (Putumayo) John Renbourn: Lord Franklin; I Know My Babe The Best of John Renbourn (Pulse) Karen Matheson: An Fhideag Airgid; Rithill Aill The Dreaming Sea (Survival) Richard Grainger: The Linthorpe Reel/Middlehaven; Teesside and = Yorkshire; Teesside Bridges Town in Time (Klondike Music) Michael Doucet dit BeauSoleil: Madame Sosthene; Awesome Ossun Two-step The Mad Reel (Arhoolie) David Francey: Banks of the Seaway; A Thousand Miles Far End of Summer (Laker/Festival) Heather Innes & Jacynth Hammill: Dark Island; Tiree Love Song The Land I Call My Home (Clunie) Ena O'Brien with Pat O'Gorman: Jigs: Portgan Ainm; Reels: Plough in the = Stars/Bell Harbour The Galway Rambler Robin Laing: The Wife of Usher's Well; Carmichael Mill Imaginary Lines (Greentrax) Bill Jones: The Fisherboy; Mist Covered Mountains Turn To Me (Bedspring Music) Mad Pudding: The Weaver Grand Hotel (Sliced Bread) Entreloupe: Ah! Que nos peres Les choux pis des melons (Minuit dans la Cuisine Disques) Tess: Cumha Cheap Breatainn Tess (Vizou) CONTACTS: Ian Davies 17-1415 Commissioners Rd. W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Canada Phone/Fax 519-473-2099 Cellular 519-697-6353 E-mail: ian@iandavies.com Website: www.iandavies.com =20 Alistair Brown 9 Prospect Avenue, London, ON N6B 3A4 Phone: 519-673-0334 E-mail: alistair@alistairbrown.com Website: www.alistairbrown.com ------=_NextPart_000_0219_01C124EA.C8A3A6C0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
A SIGN OF THE TIMES = - Folk=20 Music Radio - Sundays 9-11 am on CIXX-FM 106.9 London, Ont. = Canada
 
Ian Davies (filling in for Alistair Brown during = July &=20 August  ...  please note that no program will air on August=20 5)
 
Playlist for Sunday, August = 12,=20 2001
 
Scott Cameron Smith:  The Fisherman and "The Lady"; = Poets=20 and Painters
    Poets and Painters (Fogarty's Cove)
 
Angus Lyon:  9/8's; Reels
    Long Road (Lochshore/KRL)
 
Dougie MacLean:  Singing Land; Turning Away
    Dougie MacLean Collection (Putumayo)
 
John Renbourn: Lord Franklin; I Know My Babe
    The Best of John Renbourn (Pulse)
 
Karen Matheson:  An Fhideag Airgid; Rithill Aill
    The Dreaming Sea (Survival)
 
Richard Grainger: The Linthorpe Reel/Middlehaven; Teesside and = Yorkshire;=20 Teesside Bridges
    Town in Time (Klondike Music)
 
Michael Doucet dit BeauSoleil:  Madame Sosthene; Awesome Ossun = Two-step
    The Mad Reel (Arhoolie)
 
David Francey:  Banks of the Seaway; A Thousand Miles
    Far End of Summer (Laker/Festival)
 
Heather Innes & Jacynth Hammill:  Dark Island; Tiree Love=20 Song
    The Land I Call My Home (Clunie)
 
Ena O'Brien with Pat O'Gorman:  Jigs: Portgan Ainm; Reels: = Plough in=20 the Stars/Bell Harbour
    The Galway Rambler
 
Robin Laing:  The Wife of Usher's Well; Carmichael Mill
    Imaginary Lines (Greentrax)
 
Bill Jones:  The Fisherboy; Mist Covered Mountains
    Turn To Me (Bedspring Music)
 
Mad Pudding:  The Weaver
    Grand Hotel (Sliced Bread)
 
Entreloupe:  Ah! Que nos peres
    Les choux pis des melons (Minuit dans la Cuisine = Disques)
 
Tess:  Cumha Cheap Breatainn
    Tess (Vizou)
 
CONTACTS:
Ian = Davies
17-1415=20 Commissioners Rd. W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Canada
Phone/Fax = 519-473-2099 =20 Cellular 519-697-6353
E-mail:  ian@iandavies.com  Website:  www.iandavies.com
 
Alistair Brown
9 Prospect = Avenue,=20 London, ON N6B 3A4
Phone: 519-673-0334
E-mail:  alistair@alistairbrown.com=  =20 Website: www.alistairbrown.com
 
------=_NextPart_000_0219_01C124EA.C8A3A6C0-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From val.cormier@3web.net Thu, 16 Aug 2001 00:28:12 -0700 Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 00:28:12 -0700 From: V. Cormier val.cormier@3web.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Playlist - "Folk Oasis" - August 15/01 FOLK OASIS CiTR-FM 101.9 Vancouver, BC Wednesdays, 9 - 10:30 pm PDT Host: Val Cormier http://citr.ca -streaming live in MP3- -------------------------------- August 15, 2001 [EFMF interview clip with Dave & Tracy about the great Alberta festivals] DAVE CARTER & TRACY GRAMMER - Tillman Co. Drum Hat Buddha (Signature Sounds) JENNY ALLEN - Yr. Cigarette If I Fall (Strange Pagan) EDDI READER - The Wanting Kind Simple Soul (Compass) DYNAMIX - Pognala Walki http://www.crosswinds.net/~polkaweb/mp3/body.html THOSE DARN ACCORDIONS! - Lapis Lazuli Clownhead (Globe) A TOUCH OF CHICAGO - Get Lucky Polka http://www.crosswinds.net/~polkaweb/mp3/body.html CHERES - Haida-Haida New York City: Global Beat of the Boroughs (Smithsonian Folkways) BRAVE COMBO - Red Wing Polkasonica (Cleveland International) DOC WATSON & CLARENCE ASHLEY - The Coo-Coo Bird American Roots Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN - The Fields Have Turned Brown American Roots Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) IRMA THOMAS w/MARCIA BALL & TRACY NELSON - Love Don't Change If You Want It, Come and Get It (Rounder Heritage) DAVE VAN RONK - Your Feet's Too Big Sweet & Lowdown (Justin Time) IFANG BONDI - Gis Gis Gis Gis (MW) LINDA TILLERY & THE CULTURAL HERITAGE CHOIR - Po Polu Say Yo' Business (Earthbeat!) BRUCE DAIGREPONT - Acadie à la Louisiane Cajun (Putumayo) SWAMPERELLA - Blues de Prison Swamperella (Cattail) [concert calendar: music bed - SHOOGLENIFTY/The Hijab/Solar Shears (Compass)] SPLIT LIP RAYFIELD - Drink Lotsa Whiskey Never Make It Home (Bloodshot) THE MAHONES - One Last Shot Here Comes Lucky (True North) DALE WATSON - Hair of the Dog An Empty Glass... (HighTone) KERRY GROMBACHER - Sands Motel Sands Motel (self) ----------------- UPCOMING: July/August: Festival season Sept.: Live in Studio A - guests tba ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE solemn light behind the barns, The rising moon, the cricket's call, The August night, and you and I- What is the meaning of it all! --Richard Le Gallienne ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Questions? Comments? e-mail folkoasis@canada.com Playlists archived at: http://lists.psu.edu/archives/folkdj-l.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From mike@ckutfolk.com Thu, 16 Aug 2001 14:03:58 -0400 Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 14:03:58 -0400 From: Mike Regenstreif mike@ckutfolk.com Subject: [cdnfolk] playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - August 16, 2001 FOLK ROOTS/FOLK BRANCHES with Mike Regenstreif Thursday mornings (9-11:30 eastern) on CKUT (90.3 FM) in Montreal Folk Roots/Folk Branches is the only broadly-defined, folk-oriented program on Montreal radio. The CKUT signal extends throughout the Montreal area and into parts of northern New York, northern Vermont and Eastern Ontario. CKUT can also be heard worldwide in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches web site. http://www.ckutfolk.com August 16, 2001 Note: This show was extended until noon. Until further notice, Folk Roots/Folk Branches will be on until noon every week. ANDY IRVINE- They’ll Never Believe It’s True/Froggy’s Jig Way Out Yonder (Appleseed) MARTIN & NEIL- Tear Down the Walls Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) BONNIE DOBSON- Morning Dew Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) THE MODERN FOLK QUARTET- Jordan’s River Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) KOERNER, RAY & GLOVER- What’s the Matter with the Mill Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) BUFFY SAINTE-MARIE- Cod’ine Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) HOBART SMITH- Hawkins County Jail Blue Ridge Legacy (Rounder) TEXAS GLADDEN- Cold Mountains Ballad Legacy (Rounder) GILLIAN WELCH, DAVID RAWLINGS & DAVID STEELE- Wind and Rain Songcatcher (Vanguard) WHITES- Sandy Land Down from the Mountain soundtrack (Lost Highway) CHRIS THOMAS KING w/COLIN LINDEN- John Law Burned Down the Liquor Store Down from the Mountain soundtrack (Lost Highway) The Ottawa Folk Festival takes place August 24-26. For information, call 613-230-8234 or visit… http://www.ottawafolk.org/ JOHN & MICHELE LAW- Stone, Glass & Wood Estimated Time of Revival (JML) WILLIE DUNN- The Carver Metallic (Aural Tradition) JOE BISHOP & KENDALL SULLIVAN- Garden of Eden Leavin’ Blues Back to You (Caribou) MICHAEL JEROME BROWNE- Blacktop Michael Jerome Browne (Bros) DAVID ROGERS- The Rawdon Hills The Chase (Davertunes/Fogarty’s Cove) STAN ROGERS- Harris and the Mare Between the Breaks…Live (Fogarty’s Cove) John Prine and Tom Russell will perform on Friday August 24 at the Spectrum. For tickets, call 514-790-1245. JOHN PRINE- Grandpa was a Carpenter Souvenirs (Oh Boy) TOM RUSSELL- Touch of Evil Borderland (HighTone) FRED HOLSTEIN- Amsterdam Fred Holstein: A Collection (Fred Holstein) DALE ANN BRADLEY- The Circle is Small Cumberland River Dreams (Doobie Shea) LEROY TROY- Bottle of Wine The Old Grey Mare (Rounder) TOM PAXTON- Home For Me Live From Mountain Stage (Blue Plate) The KlezKanada Groyser Concert is Saturday August 25 at Camp B’nai Brith in Lantier, Quebec. For info, call 514-345-2610, ext. 3249 or visit… http://www.klezkanada.com/index.htm KHEVRISA- Fun der Khupe European Klezmer Music (Smithsonian Folkways) ADRIENNE COOPER & ZALMEN MLOTEK- Minutn fun bitokhn (Moments of Certainty) Ghetto Tango (Traditional Crossroads) BRAVE OLD WORLD- Basarabye Beyond the Pale (Rounder) Jesse Winchester and Guy Clark will perform on Tuesday September 25 at the Outremont Theatre. JESSE WINCHESTER- How Far to the Horizon? Learn to Love It (Stony Plain) GUY CLARK- Desperados Waiting for a Train Keepers (Sugar Hill) Stacey Earle will perform on Wednesday September 12 at Club Zone. For information, call 514-398-9875. STACEY EARLE- Makes Me Happy Dancin’ With Them That Brung Me (Gearle) BOB WILLS- Take Me Back to Tulsa Take Me Back to Tulsa (Rounder) DAN HICKS & HIS HOT LICKS- Evenin’ Breeze The Most of Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks (Epic/Legacy) TERRI HENDRIX- New Orleans Live in San Marcos (Wilory) RACHAEL DAVIS- Cocktail Weiners Minor League Deities (Rachael Davis) DAVE VAN RONK- Some of These Days Sweet & Lowdown (Justin Time) RANI ARBO & DAISY MAYHEM- I Get the Blues When it Rains Cocktail Swing (Signature Sounds) TOM PAXTON & ANNE HILLS- Clarrissa Jones Under American Skies (Appleseed) REVEREND GARY DAVIS- Say No to the Devil Say No to the Devil (Prestige/Bluesville) ANDY COHEN- Pure Religion Oh Glory, How Happy I Am (Riverlark) TIM & MOLLIE O’BRIEN- If I Had My Way Cool Blue Rocks: Rock & Roll in the Bluegrass Tradition (Sugar Hill) ERIC BIBB- I Heard the Angels Singing Painting Signs (EarthBeat!) MAHALIA JACKSON- When the Saints Go Marching In Recorded Live in Europe During Her Latest Concert Tour (Columbia/Legacy) DANTE HARMON- Something’s Got A Hold of Me Train Don’t Leave ME: 1st Annual Sacred Steel Convention (Arhoolie) Folk Roots/Folk Branches playlists since September 1998 are archived at… http://www.ckutfolk.com/playlist.htm For a list of all of the past guests on Folk Roots/Folk Branches (with website links), visit… http://www.ckutfolk.com/guests.htm Questions/comments are always welcome. Mike Regenstreif Host/Producer: Folk Roots/Folk Branches -- CKUT, Montreal Reviewer/Feature Writer: Montreal Gazette Reviewer/Feature Writer: Sing Out! Magazine mike@ckutfolk.com 235 Metcalfe Ave. # 402 Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2H8 fax: 514-934-5374 http://www.ckutfolk.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From val.cormier@3web.net Thu, 16 Aug 2001 00:28:12 -0700 Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 00:28:12 -0700 From: V. Cormier val.cormier@3web.net Subject: [cdnfolk] [mplpost] Playlist - "Folk Oasis" - August 15/01 FOLK OASIS CiTR-FM 101.9 Vancouver, BC Wednesdays, 9 - 10:30 pm PDT Host: Val Cormier http://citr.ca -streaming live in MP3- -------------------------------- August 15, 2001 [EFMF interview clip with Dave & Tracy about the great Alberta festivals] DAVE CARTER & TRACY GRAMMER - Tillman Co. Drum Hat Buddha (Signature Sounds) JENNY ALLEN - Yr. Cigarette If I Fall (Strange Pagan) EDDI READER - The Wanting Kind Simple Soul (Compass) DYNAMIX - Pognala Walki http://www.crosswinds.net/~polkaweb/mp3/body.html THOSE DARN ACCORDIONS! - Lapis Lazuli Clownhead (Globe) A TOUCH OF CHICAGO - Get Lucky Polka http://www.crosswinds.net/~polkaweb/mp3/body.html CHERES - Haida-Haida New York City: Global Beat of the Boroughs (Smithsonian Folkways) BRAVE COMBO - Red Wing Polkasonica (Cleveland International) DOC WATSON & CLARENCE ASHLEY - The Coo-Coo Bird American Roots Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN - The Fields Have Turned Brown American Roots Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) IRMA THOMAS w/MARCIA BALL & TRACY NELSON - Love Don't Change If You Want It, Come and Get It (Rounder Heritage) DAVE VAN RONK - Your Feet's Too Big Sweet & Lowdown (Justin Time) IFANG BONDI - Gis Gis Gis Gis (MW) LINDA TILLERY & THE CULTURAL HERITAGE CHOIR - Po Polu Say Yo' Business (Earthbeat!) BRUCE DAIGREPONT - Acadie à la Louisiane Cajun (Putumayo) SWAMPERELLA - Blues de Prison Swamperella (Cattail) [concert calendar: music bed - SHOOGLENIFTY/The Hijab/Solar Shears (Compass)] SPLIT LIP RAYFIELD - Drink Lotsa Whiskey Never Make It Home (Bloodshot) THE MAHONES - One Last Shot Here Comes Lucky (True North) DALE WATSON - Hair of the Dog An Empty Glass... (HighTone) KERRY GROMBACHER - Sands Motel Sands Motel (self) ----------------- UPCOMING: July/August: Festival season Sept.: Live in Studio A - guests tba ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE solemn light behind the barns, The rising moon, the cricket's call, The August night, and you and I- What is the meaning of it all! --Richard Le Gallienne ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Questions? Comments? e-mail folkoasis@canada.com Playlists archived at: http://lists.psu.edu/archives/folkdj-l.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe maplepost" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-maplepost@icomm.ca - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From adalmyn@mb.sympatico.ca Thu, 16 Aug 2001 19:59:15 -0500 Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 19:59:15 -0500 From: Tony Dalmyn adalmyn@mb.sympatico.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - August 16, 2001 Mike: In the course of the message noted (but only briefly quoted) below, you mentioned a recording by David Rogers on the Fogarty's Cove label. I have heard Nathan Rogers perform a few times in Winnipeg (and listened to his cassette a few times) and I heard him doing a tweener at Canmore, and at the finale in Canmore. Is David related to Nathan (and Ariel)? What else does this album ontain? - more Stan Rogers covers? Original songs? Curious. TD in Winnipeg -----Original Message----- From: owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca [mailto:owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca]On Behalf Of Mike Regenstreif Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 1:04 PM To: cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - August 16, 2001 FOLK ROOTS/FOLK BRANCHES with Mike Regenstreif DAVID ROGERS- The Rawdon Hills The Chase (Davertunes/Fogarty's Cove) STAN ROGERS- Harris and the Mare Between the Breaks...Live (Fogarty's Cove) Folk Roots/Folk Branches playlists since September 1998 are archived at... http://www.ckutfolk.com/playlist.htm For a list of all of the past guests on Folk Roots/Folk Branches (with website links), visit... http://www.ckutfolk.com/guests.htm Questions/comments are always welcome. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From mike@ckutfolk.com Thu, 16 Aug 2001 21:30:14 -0400 Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 21:30:14 -0400 From: Mike Regenstreif mike@ckutfolk.com Subject: [cdnfolk] playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - August 16, 2001 At 08:59 PM 8/16/01, you wrote: >Mike: > >In the course of the message noted (but only briefly quoted) below, you >mentioned a recording by David Rogers on the Fogarty's Cove label. > >I have heard Nathan Rogers perform a few times in Winnipeg (and listened to >his cassette a few times) and I heard him doing a tweener at Canmore, and at >the finale in Canmore. > >Is David related to Nathan (and Ariel)? What else does this album >ontain? - more Stan Rogers covers? Original songs? > >Curious. > >TD in Winnipeg Tony, David is Ariel's son/Stan's stepson. Most of his CD is devoted to original acoustic guitar instrumentals. The only other vocal is a Sarah McLauchlan song. Regards, Mike Regenstreif Host/Producer: Folk Roots/Folk Branches -- CKUT, Montreal Reviewer/Feature Writer: Montreal Gazette Reviewer/Feature Writer: Sing Out! Magazine mike@ckutfolk.com 235 Metcalfe Ave. # 402 Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2H8 fax: 514-934-5374 http://www.ckutfolk.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From writer@communication.ca Sun, 19 Aug 2001 20:42:35 -0400 Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 20:42:35 -0400 From: Bob MacKenzie writer@communication.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] UPDATE ON: KINGSTON -- Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series Hi Folks Had another fun concert at Newlands' Pavilion this afternoon. Tom Savage and Vanessa Longul took the first hour, performing Tom's original songs. Vanessa's flute and harmony vocals are an ideal balance for Tom's vocal style and guitar. Audience members likened Tom's vocal style to Brice Cockburn and one listener called his acoustic guitar "Hendryxy" in reference to the late Jimi Hendryx. While Vanessa Longul is often compared to Ian Anderson, I also heard a lot of Moe Koffman in her playing, but mostly she has an interesting style that is all her own. The second hour featured Poem de Terre performing a varied set which one audience member said included all of her favourite PDT songs -- the ones to which she had memorized all the words. The audience was smaller than hoped for but was appreciative of the music. Rain had been forecast earlier in the day and clouds hung over the park throughout the performances. Listeners who might have otherwise come out may have made a decision to stay home. In City Park, across the street, the Women's Art Festival was in full swing and I noticed that their attendance was also much lower than I had seen in previous years. Hersh Jacob of Pointless Art (http://www.pointlessart.com) was present taking pictures of both acts. He should have them posted in the next day or so and I'll put a link on the Newlands' website. Meanwhile, you may be interested in the pix Hersh took of Carlos del Junco when he was performing in the Pavilion (http://www.pointlessart.com/delJunco2001/). A cancellation has left me short one band to perform next Sunday, August 26. If I don't find a band, expect to see a two hour performance by Poem de Terre. The concert will begin at 1:00 p.m. If you have a union quartet in any genre, live in or very near the Kingston area (or will be in the area), and can work for Kingston's MPTF rates (pretty low), please contact me off list or else telephone (613) 546-5114 right away. The sooner we book you the sooner I can promote you. Peace and Love. Bob MacKenzie Newlands Pavilion Summer Concert Series, 2001 http://communication.ca/Newlands Poem de Terre (The Bob MacKenzie Group) www.besonic.com/assumenothing For reviews of new music releases, go to Sound Bytes music reviews at http://communication.ca/soundbytes. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Sun, 19 Aug 2001 23:16:48 -0400 Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 23:16:48 -0400 From: Harry Bryan harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] CanCon Report - Aug. 4, to Aug. 11, 2001 - List 143 Hi Everyone, Here is last week's CanCon report. It includes all non-Canadian playlists posted to folkdj-l from 3:01 PM, August 4 to 3:00 PM Aug. 11, 2001. This week 77 stations posted 112 lists of which 71 or 63.39% had Canadian content. 126 artists had 249 spins. Artist Weeks Spins Location Joni Mitchell 129 5 US Bruce Cockburn 106 2 ON Stan Rogers 39 3 d. Marie-Lynn Hammond 38 3 ON James Keelaghan 35 1 AB Fred Eaglesmith 25 10 ON Oh Susanna 19 4 ON Cowboy Junkies 18 1 ON Natalie MacMaster 17 5 NS Lynn Miles 13 1 ON The Paperboys 13 4 BC Ron Sexmith 11 1 ON Finest Kind 8 1 ON Beyond The Pale 7 1 ON Sue Foley 7 2 ON Mike Stevens 7 6 ON Cash Brothers 6 1 ON Loreena McKennitt 6 2 ON Tim Harrison 5 15 ON Grit Laskin 5 1 ON Matapat 5 5 QC Kate & Anna McGarrigle 5 5 QC/ON Chris Norman 5 1 NS Ian & Sylvia 4 3 AB/ON Night Sun 4 3 ON Charlie Sohmer 4 1 ON Terry Tufts 4 1 ON Arrogant Worms 3 1 ON David Clarke 3 1 QC Hart Rouge 3 3 QC Harry Manx 3 5 BC Spirit Of The West 3 2 BC Katherine Wheatley 3 1 ON Nancy White 3 1 ON Be Good Tanyas 2 1 BC Willie P. Bennett 2 1 ON D.G. Biggs 2 2 MB Michael Jerome Browne 2 1 QC Buffalo Springfield 2 1 US Rita Chiarelli 2 1 ON Ferron 2 2 US David Francey 2 2 QC Great Big Sea 2 1 NF Harmer & Euringer 2 1 ON Montcorbier 2 1 QC John Reischman 2 1 BC Garnet Rogers 2 2 ON April Verch 2 2 SK The Angstones 1 4 ON Bachman & Young 1 1 US Long John Baldry 1 1 BC The Blackflies 1 4 ON Blackie & The Rodeo Kings 1 3 ON Susan Bond 1 1 SK Bill Bourne 1 1 AB Harry Bryan 1 1 ON Burdocks 1 1 ? Leonard Cohen 1 3 US Cordes En Folie 1 1 BC Susan Crowe 1 1 NS Joaquin Diaz 1 1 QC Melanie Doane 1 1 ON Equation Of State 1 1 ? Victoria Fenner 1 1 ? Rick Fielding 1 3 ON Lennie Gallant 1 1 PEI Amos Garrett 1 1 AB Bill Garrett & Jo-El Sonnier 1 1 QC Glamour Puss 1 3 NB James Gordon 1 2 ON Guess Who 1 1 US Sarah Harmer 1 1 ON Wade Hemsworth 1 1 QC Jerry Holland 1 2 NS Greg Hoskins 1 1 AB Irish Rovers 1 1 BC Joe Canadian 1 1 / Connie Kaldor 1 5 QC Daniel Koulack 1 1 MB kd lang 1 1 US Eileen Laverty 1 1 SK Michele & John Law 1 1 BC Jim Layeux 1 5 ON Leahy 1 1 ON Tess LeBlanc 1 1 QC Lenore 1 6 ON Lhasa 1 1 QC Carolyn Mark 1 1 BC Maza Meze 1 1 BC Ed McCurdy 1 1 d. Kendra McGillvray 1 1 NS Ellen McIlwaine 1 1 AB Sarah McLachlan 1 2 BC Don Messer 1 1 d. Will Millar 1 1 BC Mr. Mole 1 1 AB Pham Duc Thanh 1 1 QC Colleen Power 1 1 ? Paul Reddick & The Sidemen 1 1 ON Glen Reid 1 3 ON Don Ross 1 2 ON Daniel Roy 1 1 QC Buffy Sainte-Marie 1 2 US Shannon Saunders & The Splinters 1 2 BC Scarlett, Washington, Whiteley 1 1 ON Scruj MacDuhk 1 1 MB Slainte Mhath 1 4 NS Slowcoasters 1 1 ? Scott Cameron Smith 1 1 ON Hank Snow 1 1 d. Squatters 1 1 ? Steel Rail 1 1 QC Ben Sures 1 1 AB Swamperella 1 4 ON Ember Swift 1 1 ON Paddy Tutty 1 1 SK Rick Unruh 1 1 MB Rufus Wainwright 1 2 QC Wakami Wailers 1 4 ON Wankin Family 1 1 NS Washboard Hank 1 2 ON Jackie Washington 1 1 ON Jesse Winchester 1 2 QC Wyrd Sisters 1 1 MB Neil Young 1 4 US Young & Jennings 1 1 US That's it for the that week. All help is greatly appreciated. All the best, Harry Bryan - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From jhcole@mgl.ca Mon, 20 Aug 2001 09:44:01 -0400 Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 09:44:01 -0400 From: Jack or Lori Cole jhcole@mgl.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] Eileen McGann Hi everyone, I was speaking with Eileen recently and she asked that I post this... Her computer crashed and burned a couple of weeks ago (well, the hard drive did) and she has lost all eMails from the last few months, and some recently acquired eMail addresses. Would folks please re-send messages? To make matters worse, her Web site has changed to www.cadvision.com/mcgannf/ (which can also be reached by www.eileenmcgann.net). At the site you will find details of her fall CD release tour (which includes a stop here in Kitchener). Thanks, Jack Cole - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From psibley@finplus.com Mon, 20 Aug 2001 21:35:16 -0400 Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 21:35:16 -0400 From: Patricia Sibley psibley@finplus.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Over the Hill..Notes on Summerfolk 2001 Long......... Notes on Summerfolk 2001, A folk odyssey. Well here goes, I thought about trying to one up on Vic, but then I have no Liam stories. And at times, I have amazing seniors moments and remember nothing of what has just occurred. The 72 hour whirlwind of Summerfolk can at times pass as a video recording on fast forward. As I was lying toasting in my tent this morning in the volunteer camp site, recovering from a major “keith’s over”. I was contemplating what I would write. I did bring a notebook to the site and carried it all day every day and somehow it never made it out of my bag. So it’s now Monday nite and I will refer you back to paragraph one... Lying there in the tent, I also wondered and pondered and was very confused how come this complex issue was never brought to my attention before........Are Don Bird and Dickie Bird brothers? They are both tall and lanky, both have beards, both like folk music....... Well, what do you think?? I can never remember how long I’ve been volunteering...the buttons they give each year somehow disappear (see paragraph one) and this weekend was no exception, I lost the button twice. Anyhow the whole time, whatever... I have been the stage manager for the Acoustic Stage. For two years it had solar power with only two channels. Now with a generator, the sound board has gone up to eight channels and now we’re back down to six channels. But one thing for sure it is not an acoustic stage. So the Bird Brothers (not to be confused with the Bird sisters) and committee decided to change the name. They sent me the short list of possibilities....my nose turned up at most. I have always called the stage affectionately “Over the Hill...and far away” specifically due to the geography of the site not the age of the stage manager. And low and behold the name was changed to “Over the Hill..” I then rushed out and made huge orange backstage passes for the team and the Bird Brothers although “backstage” is an oxymoron as the stage is the huge blue and white tent in an open area of the park with a riser. Brian provided tech support and Scott Cameron Smith was the “sound” guy. Over the Hill..Saturday Highlights: “Story Tellers”...Aengus Finnan, the master story teller; Bill Bourne, with stories of the road; Joe Sullivan with Kendal Sullivan with stories of the Yukon; and Paul Wildbaum. I had been introduced to the magic of Paul’s performance from the main stage the night before. Paul an international renown clown delighted the audience with cat tails. “Portage & Main to Queen St”, Scruj MacDuhk and the Backstabbers gave us a great “Acoustic Workshop”. I convinced the audience to cosy up to the neighbours, introduce themselves, and snuggle up close to the stage for probably the best music of the day. 11 musicians on stage, only 1 mic and 35 minutes this was the only way to go. “Slide Rules” with Lester Quitzau and Harry Manx got the first standing ovation of the weekend. “Storytellers” with Andrea Kozioi, Linda MacLean with David and Martina Sorbara I took my break here but the guys said it was a great workshop. “Seascapes, Screen Doors and City Skylines” with David Francey with Jeff and Dave, Rosalee Peppard and Aengus Finnan was the highlight of the day for me. These three performers complemented each other. This was Rosalee’s first time at Summerfolk and was a hit wherever she went. David said she was the rose between two thorns. To top it all off, “Over the Hill...”stage is home to the Summerfolk choir. This is it’s third year and the first with Isabel Bernaus as the choir director. The choir has four rehearsals, two on Saturday and two on Sunday finishing off with a main stage performance. I like having the choir on my stage best ‘cause then I get to sing in it. We were amazing and received a standing ovation lead off by the Fearings. Thanks Isabel. Over the Hill..Sunday Highlights: “Rhymes with Guelph” with Stephen Fearing and Tannis Slimmon, both Guelph natives. Tannis came prepared with a limerick that rhymed with Guelph. The workshop worked perfect, two old friend bringing stories and music of the life in Guelph. “Hooks that Cook” Jenny Whiteley with Dan Whiteley and Blair Packham. What a lot of fun!! Blair, Jenny and Dan shared stories of “hooks” and created a unique sing along chorus on the spot that had the audience in stitches. “Up Close & Personal” with Bob Roper and Colin Hay........I took a break for lunch but I heard the scuttle later in the day from audience that it was a great workshop. “Sing, Sing, Sing” Shari Ulrich, Melwood Cutlery and Kavli was another side stitcher... too many people and two many instruments left Shari and Melwood at times doing some stand up comedy. Melwood shared with audience in a very poignant story about Walkerton, you could have heard a pin drop had we not been in the middle of the park. Shari and Melwood shared the piano although not at the same time and Kavli had a contest with the audience for a copy of their new CD. “Let’s Compose Ourselves” Willie Porter...........Who’s line is it meets folk music. I missed his main stage performance but I heard the scuttle butt. The audience provides to the ideas and Willie composes the song with a sing a long chorus. What a treat! What a great weekend at “Over the Hill..” The Bird brothers did it again!!! The Sunday finally of the weekend it always touching....musicians, Georgian Bay Folk Society Board and volunteers crowd the stage for the final tunes of the weekend. This year Richard Knechtel lead us off on “Goodnight Irene” backed up by Scruj MacDuhk, the Ennis Sisters, Stacy Earle, Mark Stuart, Jenny Whiteley. Major thrill was being part of the chorus (all the above) for the singing of “Four Strong Winds” sung by Ian Tyson. Then Oliver from Scruj MacDuhk finished off the evening with traditional singing of the “Mary Ellen Carter”. The piper appeared and paraded out of the main stage area bringing to a close another Summerfolk Festival. (ps...Oliver has an amazing voice and does know all the words to the Mary Ellen Carter, so AD’s out there, if this if part of your closing celebrations at your festival, don’t forget to call Oliver and company) Needless to say, I only go to the Sunday nite party and all I will say that the last tune I heard before I jumped into the cab at 4am to head back to the campground was “I’m going to jump down turn around pick a bale of cotton” Yours Patricia Only three more days till Eaglewood.... - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From writer@communication.ca Tue, 21 Aug 2001 16:43:31 -0400 Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2001 16:43:31 -0400 From: Bob MacKenzie writer@communication.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] BAND WANTED ON -- KINGSTON Hi All I'm still looking for a band to play for an hour this coming Sunday afternoon at Newlands' Pavilion. It has to be a quartet. It has to be a union band. Genre is irrelevant. The money is low enough that if you are not already in Kingston, it's probably not worth your while financially. On the other hand, if you have other motivations, please contact me. Peace and Love. Bob MacKenzie Newlands Pavilion Summer Concert Series, 2001 http://communication.ca/Newlands Poem de Terre (The Bob MacKenzie Group) www.besonic.com/assumenothing For reviews of new music releases, go to Sound Bytes music reviews at http://communication.ca/soundbytes. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From farb.warren@sympatico.ca Tue, 21 Aug 2001 18:47:09 -0400 Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2001 18:47:09 -0400 From: David Warren farb.warren@sympatico.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] drive to Ottawa Anyone driving from Toronto to Ottawa on Friday for the folk festival whose willing to have a passenger to share expenses, please contact David Warren privately at . Thanks,David - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From idavies@cims.net Tue, 21 Aug 2001 23:14:34 -0400 Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2001 23:14:34 -0400 From: Ian Davies idavies@cims.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Playlist - "A Sign of The Times" Aug. 19/01 6X-FM, London, ON This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0086_01C12A97.0D891340 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable A SIGN OF THE TIMES - Folk Music Radio - Sundays 9-11 am on CIXX-FM = 106.9 London, Ont. Canada =20 Ian Davies (filling in for Alistair Brown during July & August) Playlist for Sunday, August 19, 2001 Tony Rose: Banks of the Sweet Primroses; Tom the Barber Bare Bones (Boneshaker) Turlach Boylan: Summer Dream; Gerge White's/Farewell to Ireland Shame the Devil (Big Plain) Maria Dunn: Poor Lonesome Hen; The Lingan Strike For a Song (MAR/Festival) Nancy Kerr & James Fagan: Anderson's Coast; Proceed to Slough Steely Water (Fellside) Lunasa: The Minor Bee; The Merry Sisters of Fate The Merry Sisters of Fate (Green Linnet) Jez Lowe & the Bad Pennies: The Soda Man; Tom Tom; The Bergen Live at the Davy Lamp (Tantobie) Bobby Watt: Lovely Arran Maid; Homeland Homeland (Snow Goose) Canadian Celtic Choir: The Last Rose of Summer; Away From the Roll of = the Sea Here's to Song (CCC) Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley: Orcadia/Orkeynites; Utiseta Skyran (Geosound) Donal Lunny: False Fly; Lucky Lucky Day Coolfin (Metro Blue/EMI) Finlay Macdonald: The Humpback Whale; Waulking Song/Greek Street Finlay Macdonald (Foot Stompin' Records) Tanglefoot: Dollar Bill; Awkward Donald The Music in the Wood (TML) Dervish: Packie Duignan's Jigs; Spailpin Fanach Live in Palma (Whirling Discs) CONTACTS: Ian Davies 17-1415 Commissioners Rd. W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Canada Phone/Fax 519-473-2099 Cellular 519-697-6353 E-mail: ian@iandavies.com Website: www.iandavies.com =20 Alistair Brown 9 Prospect Avenue, London, ON N6B 3A4 Phone: 519-673-0334 E-mail: alistair@alistairbrown.com Website: www.alistairbrown.com ------=_NextPart_000_0086_01C12A97.0D891340 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
A SIGN OF THE TIMES = - Folk=20 Music Radio - Sundays 9-11 am on CIXX-FM 106.9 London, Ont. = Canada
 
Ian Davies (filling in for Alistair Brown during = July &=20 August)
Playlist for Sunday, August = 19,=20 2001
 
Tony Rose:  Banks of the Sweet Primroses; Tom the Barber
    Bare Bones (Boneshaker)
 
Turlach Boylan:  Summer Dream; Gerge White's/Farewell to = Ireland
    Shame the Devil (Big Plain)
 
Maria Dunn:  Poor Lonesome Hen; The Lingan Strike
    For a Song (MAR/Festival)
 
Nancy Kerr & James Fagan:  Anderson's Coast; Proceed to=20 Slough
    Steely Water (Fellside)
 
Lunasa:  The Minor Bee; The Merry Sisters of Fate
    The Merry Sisters of Fate (Green Linnet)
 
Jez Lowe & the Bad Pennies:  The Soda Man; Tom Tom; The=20 Bergen
    Live at the Davy Lamp (Tantobie)
 
Bobby Watt:  Lovely Arran Maid; Homeland
    Homeland (Snow Goose)
 
Canadian Celtic Choir:  The Last Rose of Summer; Away From the = Roll of=20 the Sea
    Here's to Song (CCC)
 
Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley:  Orcadia/Orkeynites; = Utiseta
    Skyran (Geosound)
 
Donal Lunny:  False Fly; Lucky Lucky Day
    Coolfin (Metro Blue/EMI)
 
Finlay Macdonald:  The Humpback Whale; Waulking Song/Greek=20 Street
    Finlay Macdonald (Foot Stompin' Records)
 
Tanglefoot:  Dollar Bill; Awkward Donald
    The Music in the Wood (TML)
 
Dervish:  Packie Duignan's Jigs; Spailpin Fanach
    Live in Palma (Whirling Discs)
 
CONTACTS:
Ian = Davies
17-1415=20 Commissioners Rd. W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Canada
Phone/Fax = 519-473-2099 =20 Cellular 519-697-6353
E-mail:  ian@iandavies.com  Website:  www.iandavies.com
 
Alistair Brown
9 Prospect = Avenue,=20 London, ON N6B 3A4
Phone: 519-673-0334
E-mail:  alistair@alistairbrown.com=  =20 Website: www.alistairbrown.com
 
------=_NextPart_000_0086_01C12A97.0D891340-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rowan@inconnect.com Tue, 21 Aug 2001 20:49:40 -0600 Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2001 20:49:40 -0600 From: Grant Hogarth rowan@inconnect.com Subject: [cdnfolk] PLAYLIST "Tuesday Breakfast Jam", August 21st, 2001(KRCL) Playlist for "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" — August 21st, 2001 The Folks Fest Edition! --------------------------------------------------------------- Format: Artist | Cut | Album (year) | Label [Website] * = Multi-artist album [INTRO] Larry Pattis | Amazing Grace | Random Chance (1997) | Liberal Palette [www.larrypattis.com] 6:00 Denny Jiosa | Old Money | Jazzberry Pie (1998) | Blue Orchid [www.damusic.com] [www.dennyjiosa.com] Flesh & Bone | Dreamtime Waltz | Pagan Saints (1998) | Earthsea Records/Platinum CD [www.reliablehost.com/planetearthmusic/A_FLESHBONE.htm] Heidi Muller | Gypsy Wind | SFS Presents: A Musical Doorway* | Seattle Folklore Society (2000) [www.seafolk.com] [www.hedimuller.com] 6:15 Danny Donnelly | Coming About | Blink of an Eye (1999) | Be Nice Records [www.dannydonnelly.com] [www.hearinc.com] Annie Wenz | Vietnam | Poet's Dance (2001) | Gypsy Moon Rising [www.anniewenz.com] Pierce Pettis | State of Grace | State of Grace (2001) | Compass Records [www.compassrecords.com] 6:30 Erin McKeown | La Petit Mort | Distillation (2000) | Signature Sounds [www.erinmckeown.com] [www.signature-sounds.com] John McVey | Already Broken | Jigsaw (2000) | Native Language [www.johnmcvey.com] [www.nativelanguage.com] Darryl Purpose | I lost a day to the rain | Crooked Line (2001) | Tangible Music [www.tangible-music.com] 6:45 Joe McMurrian | East Virginia Blues | Under the Sun (2000) | Self Release [www.joemcmurrian.com] Patty Larkin | Lost and Found | Regrooving the Dream (2001) | Vanguard Records [www.vanguardrecords.com/larkin] [www.pattylarkin.com] 7:00 Jenn Adams | Mozambique is burning | In the Pool (2001) | White Boxer Music [www.jennadams.com] [www.apexmusic.mu] Erika Luckett | Evangelina | Tinted Glass (2000) | Bird Fish [www.erikaluckett.com] Eddie From Ohio | Number 6 Driver | Quick (2001) | Virginia Soul Records [www.efohio.com] 7:15 Greg Brown | Lullaby at the edge of town | 44 & 66 (1984) | Red House Records [www.gregbrown.org] [www.redhouserecords.com] Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer | Crocodile Man | Oasis Acoustic Sampler 25* (2001) {Orig. on "Tanglewood Tree" (2000)} | Oasis/Signature Sounds [www.signature-sounds.com] Gillian Welch | Red Clay Halo | Time (The Revelator) (2001) | Acony Records [www.gillianwelch.com] 7:30 Arlo Guthrie | When a soldier makes it home | Mystic Journey (1996) | Rising Son International [www.arlo.net] [www.risingson.com] Christopher Williams | Never Wrong | The Silence in Between (2001) | Big Red Van Music [www.christopherw.com] Louise Taylor | Shiny Dime | Ride (1997) | Signature Sounds [www.signature-sounds.com] 7:45 Tim Harrison | Sara & the Sea | Sara & the Sea (2001) | Second Avenue/Festival Records [www.timharrison.ca] Vance Gilbert | Watching a Good Thing Burn | Shaking Off Gravity (1998) | Philo [www.rounder.com] Catie Curtis | Run | My Shirt Looks Good On You (2001) | Ryko [www.catiecurtis.com] [www.rykodisc.com] [www.skyhand.com/catie] 8:00 Louise Taylor | Blue Norther | Ride (1997) | Signature Sounds [www.signature-sounds.com] Cliff Eberhart | Memphis | 12 Songs of Good and Evil (1997) | Red House Records [www.cliffeberhardt.com] [www.redhouserecords.com] Chris Rosser | Charlotte the Queen | The Holy Fool (2000) | Independent Songwriter's Group [www.chrisrosser.com] 8:15 Cheryl Wheeler | Unworthy | Massachusetts for Folk Sampler* (2000) | Massachusetts Dept. of Economic Development [www.massfolk.org] Steve Quelet | What a Fool I've Been | Cruise to Nowhere (2000) | Pocket Mouse Records 8:30 Lucy Kaplansky | It Ain't Me Babe | A Nod to Bob* (2001) | Red House Records [www.lucykaplansky.com] [www.redhouserecords.com] Jimmy Dale Gilmore | Mack the Knife | One Endless Night | Rounder Records [www.jimmiegilmore.com] Buddahgrass Boys | Going Back to Aldergrove | Shakin' the Blues (2001) | Buddahgrass [www.buddhagrassboys.com] 8:45 Molly Pitcher | Susan | Watching the rain (2001) | Elizabeth Records [www.molly-pitcher.com] [www.elizabethrecords.com] Clary Sage | Fatt Catt | Tell me your Truth (2001) | Self Release [www.clarysagemusic.com] [OUTRO] Colin Reid | The Cat Came Back | Colin Reid Sampler 2001 | Veesik Music [http://members.nbci.com/Colin_Reid] ---------------------------------------------------------- As always, send bouquets, brickbats, and feedback to the e-address in the .sig below! See my webpage for other playlists: http://www.inconnect.com/~rowan/KRCL.htm `````````````````````````````````````````````````` Grant Hogarth Host of "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" 6:00 to 9:00 am Tuesdays. (UMT+7) KRCL 90.9 FM Salt Lake City, 96.5 FM Park City, 89.7 FM Moab (KZMU) Webcasting via http://www.publicbroadcast.net/krcl/ppr/ mailto:rowan@inconnect.com (home) or granth@krcl.org (station) STATION: http://www.krcl.org PERSONAL: http://www.inconnect.com/~rowan/KRCL.htm SNAIL-mail: 1752 So. 600 E., Salt Lake City, UT, USA 84105-3002 I'm delighted to audition CDs, but will not guarantee to air them. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From writer@communication.ca Wed, 22 Aug 2001 12:25:12 -0400 Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2001 12:25:12 -0400 From: Bob MacKenzie writer@communication.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] GIG ON: KINGSTON -- Poem de Terre to play with "Mystery Band" Newlands' Pavilion Summer Concert Series, 2001 Unit #6 http://communication.ca/Newlands 710 Division Street email: newlands@communication.ca Kingston, Ontario telephone/fax: (613) 546-5114 K7K 6T9 Newlands' Eleventh Concert Contains Surprise Package Remember those "grab bag" surprise packages the dime stores used to sell? Remember the thrill of ripping them open to find out what's inside? This Sunday's Newlands Pavilion Concert will feature a "grab bag" for grownups. Four of Kingston's favourite party and park musicians will blend their unique styles to bring the audience a potpourri of pop standards. They call themselves "Party Pleasers" and in each of their separate acts they are just that. Who are these musicians? The only way to find out is to come to the concert at 1:00 Sunday afternoon. Also performing Sunday afternoon will be the alternative folk music ensemble, Poem de Terre, host of the Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series. Poem de Terre is well known in Kingston for their eclectic and sometimes eccentric performances of original folk music, most notably during the 1996 and 1997 Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series', and through the internet has established an international reputation. The group, which infuses original folk music with a variety of influences, including jazz, blues, country, rock and roll, and spoken word performance, has released two cassettes, Windfall and Pyramid, as Poem de Terre and one CD, Assume Nothing, as The Bob MacKenzie Group. This week's free two-hour concert begins at 1:00 p.m., Sunday, August 26 at Newlands' Pavilion in Macdonald Park, King Street at Barrie on Kingston's waterfront. Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series has received the support, financial and otherwise, of numerous companies, agencies, organizations, and individuals who have helped to make these free concerts possible. However, the series is not yet fully funded and additional sponsors are urgently needed. While larger donations are both needed and welcomed, support in any amount from interested individuals will be appreciated. Volunteers are also urgently needed to help both before and during the concerts. For information, call Bob MacKenzie at (613) 546-5114 or else visit the Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series website at http://communication.ca/Newlands. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From val.cormier@3web.net Thu, 23 Aug 2001 00:32:50 -0700 Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 00:32:50 -0700 From: V. Cormier val.cormier@3web.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Playlist - "Folk Oasis" - August 22/01 FOLK OASIS CiTR-FM 101.9 Vancouver, BC Wednesdays, 9 - 10:30 pm PDT Host: Val Cormier http://citr.ca -streaming live in MP3- -------------------------------- August 22, 2001 Tonight: Bumbershoot, "the mother of all arts festivals", Part I http://www.bumbershoot.org Aug. 31-Sept. 3, Seattle MEI HAN & RANDY RAINE-REUSCH - Dragon Dogs Distant Wind: New Direction for Chinese Zheng (Za) KEN STRINGFELLOW - Down Like Me Touched (Manifesto) DAMIEN JURADO - Yuma, AZ Waters Ave S (Sub Pop) CATIE CURTIS - Patience My Shirt Looks Good On You (Ryko) MAE MOORE - What Jimmy Said to Me Mae Moore (Big Hip) JIMMIE DALE GILMORE - Defying Gravity One Endless Night (Rounder) SLAID CLEAVES - This Morning I Am Born Again Broke Down (Philo) RICHARD BUCKNER - Mrs. Merritt / Tom Merritt The Hill (Sixshooter) TAJ MAHAL & THE HULA BLUES BAND - King Edward's Throne Hanapepe Dream (Tradition & Moderne) DAVID JACOBS-STRAIN - Poor Black Mattie Longest Road I Know (self) MARIA MULDAUR - Richland Woman Blues Richland Woman Blues (Stony Plain) [concert calendar: music bed - MEI HAN & RANDY RAINE-REUSCH/Nokoto/Distant Wind (Za)] NEKO CASE & HER BOYFRIENDS - Guided By Wire Furnace Room Lullaby (Mint) RAY CONDO and his RICOCHETS - I Flipped High & Wild (Joaquin) KING SUNNY ADÉ - Bo Lowo Ila Maa Jo (Sunny Alade) THE NEW ORLEANS KLEZMER ALLSTARS - Klezmer Defiance Fresh Out the Past (Shanachie) HABIB KOITE & BAMADA - Cigarette A Bana Muso Ko (Alula) DAVE ALVIN & THE GUILTY MEN - So Long Baby Goodbye Interstate City (Hightone) ----------------- UPCOMING: August 29: Bumbershoot Part II Sept.: Live in Studio A - guests tba ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Main Entry: bum·ber·shoot Pronunciation: 'b&m-b&r-"shüt Function: noun Etymology: bumber- (alter. of umbr- in umbrella) + -shoot (alteration of -chute in parachute) Date: circa 1896 : UMBRELLA (m-w.com) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Questions? Comments? e-mail folkoasis@canada.com Playlists archived at: http://lists.psu.edu/archives/folkdj-l.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Thu, 23 Aug 2001 09:59:42 -0400 Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 09:59:42 -0400 From: Harry Bryan harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] CanCon Report - Aug. 11 to 18, 2001 - List 144 Hi Everyone, Here is last week's CanCon report. It includes all non-Canadian playlists posted to folkdj-l from 3:01 PM, August 11 to 3:00 PM Aug. 18, 2001. This week 73 stations posted 102 lists of which 72 or 70.59% had Canadian content. 97 artists had 192 spins. I missed a spin for Nicole Edwards of YT last week. Artist Weeks Spins Location Joni Mitchell 130 5 US Bruce Cockburn 107 3 ON Stan Rogers 40 6 d. Marie-Lynn Hammond 39 1 ON James Keelaghan 36 8 AB Fred Eaglesmith 26 4 ON Oh Susanna 20 2 ON Cowboy Junkies 19 5 ON Natalie MacMaster 18 6 NS Lynn Miles 14 3 ON The Paperboys 14 7 BC Ron Sexmith 12 1 ON Finest Kind 9 1 ON Beyond The Pale 8 3 ON Sue Foley 8 1 ON Mike Stevens 8 8 ON Loreena McKennitt 7 3 ON Tim Harrison 6 3 ON Grit Laskin 6 1 ON Matapat 6 4 QC Kate & Anna McGarrigle 6 1 QC/ON Chris Norman 6 2 NS Charlie Sohmer 5 1 ON David Clarke 4 1 QC Hart Rouge 4 1 QC Harry Manx 4 2 BC Spirit Of The West 4 1 BC Katherine Wheatley 4 1 ON Be Good Tanyas 3 1 BC Buffalo Springfield 3 7 US Ferron 3 1 US Great Big Sea 3 1 NF Harmer & Euringer 3 3 ON John Reischman 3 1 BC Garnet Rogers 3 3 ON Long John Baldry 2 1 BC Leonard Cohen 2 3 US Susan Crowe 2 1 NS Rick Fielding 2 1 ON James Gordon 2 2 ON Connie Kaldor 2 1 QC kd lang 2 1 US Leahy 2 2 ON Paul Reddick & The Sidemen 2 1 ON Paddy Tutty 2 1 SK Rufus Wainwright 2 3 QC Jesse Winchester 2 2 QC The Wyrd Sisters 2 4 MB Ad Vielle Que Pourra 1 1 QC Sam Baardman 1 1 MB Barachois 1 1 PEI Barra McNeills 1 1 NS Jenifer Berezan 1 1 AB Bishop & Sullivan 1 1 YT Ray Bonneville 1 2 QC La Bottine Souriante 1 1 QC Don Bray 1 2 ON Cori Brewster 1 1 AB Charbonniers de L'Enfer 1 1 QC Margaret Christl 1 2 US Crash Test Dummies 1 1 MB Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young 1 1 US Darcie Deaville 1 1 US Maria Dunn 1 1 AB Stephen Fearing 1 3 ON Aengus Finnan 1 1 ON Flapjack 1 1 ON Brian Gladstone 1 1 ON Eve Goldberg 1 1 ON Jerusalem Ridge & Leroy Mack 1 1 AB Mary Jane Lamond 1 1 NS Paul Langille 1 2 ON Leahy & The Chieftains 1 1 ON/IRE Gordon Lightfoot 1 1 ON Lovin Spoonful 1 5 ON/US Cara Luft 1 2 MB George MacPhee 1 1 PEI Malaika 1 2 ON Eileen McGann 1 5 BC Moxy Fruvous 1 2 ON Jory Nash 1 1 ON Orishas 1 2 ? The Rankins 1 1 NS Rawlins Cross 1 1 NS/NF Robbie Robertson 1 1 US David Rogers 1 1 ON Jane Siberry 1 1 ON Anke Summerhill 1 1 US Tanglefoot 1 1 ON Brent Titcomb 1 1 ON Lucie Blue Trembley 1 1 QC Ian Tyson 1 1 AB Sylvia Tyson 1 1 ON La Volee d'Castors 1 1 QC Eric Westbury 1 1 BC David Wilkie 1 1 AB Zubot & Dawson 1 1 BC That's it for another week. Thanks for reading. All help is greatly appreciated. All the best, Harry Bryan - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From mike@ckutfolk.com Thu, 23 Aug 2001 14:36:20 -0400 Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 14:36:20 -0400 From: Mike Regenstreif mike@ckutfolk.com Subject: [cdnfolk] playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - August 23, 2001 FOLK ROOTS/FOLK BRANCHES with Mike Regenstreif Thursday mornings (9-11:30 eastern) on CKUT (90.3 FM) in Montreal Folk Roots/Folk Branches is the only broadly-defined, folk-oriented program on Montreal radio. The CKUT signal extends throughout the Montreal area and into parts of northern New York, northern Vermont and Eastern Ontario. CKUT can also be heard worldwide in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches web site. http://www.ckutfolk.com August 23, 2001 Note: This show was extended until noon. Until further notice, Folk Roots/Folk Branches will be on until noon every week. NIGHT SUN- Summer Songs One Moment of Grace (Borealis) ERIC VON SCHMIDT- Joshua Gone Barbados Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) THE GREENBRIAR BOYS- Take a Whiff On Me Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) HAMILTON CAMP- Get Together Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) THE LIMELITERS- Wabash Cannonball Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) PHIL OCHS- I Ain’t Marching Anymore Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) John Prine and Tom Russell will perform on Friday August 24 at the Spectrum. For tickets, call 514-790-1245. JOHN PRINE- Six O’Clock News Souvenirs (Oh Boy) TOM RUSSELL- Gallo del Cielo Song of the West (HMG) The Ottawa Folk Festival takes place August 24-26. For information, call 613-230-8234 or visit… http://www.ottawafolk.org/ JENNY WHITELEY- Soda Machine Jenny Whiteley (Jenny Whiteley) FRED EAGLESMITH- Alcohol & Pills Ralph’s Last Show (Signature Sounds) DAVID FRANCEY- Far End of Summer Far End of Summer (Laker) STEPHEN FEARING- So Many Miles Away So Many Miles (True North) TERRY TUFTS- In the Arms of Margaret Ann Walk On (Borealis) SUSAN WERNER- Sorry About Jesus Time Between Trains (Bottom Line) WILLIE P. BENNETT- Music In Your Eyes Tryin’ To Start Out Clean (Bnatural) KATE & ANNA McGARRIGLE- Matapedia Matapedia (Hannibal) The KlezKanada Groyser Concert is Saturday August 25 at Camp B’nai Brith in Lantier, Quebec. For info, call 514-345-2610, ext. 3249 or visit… http://www.klezkanada.com/index.htm KHEVRISA- Buhusher Khosid European Klezmer Music (Smithsonian Folkways) ADRIENNE COOPER & ZALMEN MLOTEK- Moyshe halt zikh (Moyshe Hold On) Ghetto Tango (Traditional Crossroads) BRAVE OLD WORLD- Rufn di Kinder Aheym Beyond the Pale (Rounder) Stacey Earle will perform on Wednesday September 12 at Club Zone. Jimmy LaFave performs there on Friday September 14. For information, call 514-398-9875. STACEY EARLE- Wonderful Life Dancin’ With Them That Brung Me (Gearle) JIMMY LaFAVE- Tears Texoma (Bohemia Beat) TOWNES VAN ZANDT- Be Here to Love Me Anthology 1968-1979 (True North) ALISON KRAUSS & UNION STATION- Let Me Touch You For Awhile New Favorite (Rounder) Jesse Winchester and Guy Clark will perform on Tuesday September 25 at the Outremont Theatre. Tickets go on sale Saturday at noon. Call 514-790-1245. GUY CLARK- Homegrown Tomatoes Keepers (Sugar Hill) JESSE WINCHESTER- Club Manhattan Gentleman of Leisure (Sugar Hill) RANI ARBO & DAISY MAYHEM- Limo to Memphis Cocktail Swing (Signature Sounds) JUDY HENSKE- Dropped Like a Dime Loose in the World (Fair Star) ALISON KRAUSS & UNION STATION featuring DAN TYMINSKI- Wild Bill Jones Down from the Mountain (Lost Highway) DOC WATSON- Little Sadie Doc Watson at Gerde’s Folk City (Sugar Hill) DOC WATSON- Blue Smoke Doc Watson at Gerde’s Folk City (Sugar Hill) JOHN HARTFORD- Way Down the River Road Gum Tree Canoe (Flying Fish) THE WAYFARING STRANGERS w/LUCY KAPLANSKY- High on a Mountain Shifting Sands of Time (Rounder) SCRAPPER BLACKWELL- Little Girl Blues Mr. Scrapper’s Blues (Prestige/Bluesville) SMOKY BABE- Locomotive Blues Hottest Brand Goin’ (Prestige/Bluesville) ERIC BIBB- Kokomo Painting Signs (EarthBeat!) SONNY RHODES- Good Day to Sing and Play the Blues A Good Day to Play the Blues (Stony Plain) KATY MOFFATT- Amelia’s Railroad Flat The Evangaline Hotel (Philo) NANCI GRIFFITH- St. Olav’s Gate The Last of the True Believers (Philo) SYLVIA TYSON- Walking on the Moon You Were On My Mind (Stony Plain) SALLY SHUFFIELD- All Roads Lead to You Ties That Bind (Larkspur) JO MILLER & HER BURLY ROUGHNECKS- There Goes My Heart Again Live and Then Some! (Ranch Hand) ALLEN SHELTON- Bye Bye Blues Shelton Special (Rounder) Folk Roots/Folk Branches playlists since September 1998 are archived at… http://www.ckutfolk.com/playlist.htm For a list of all of the past guests on Folk Roots/Folk Branches (with website links), visit… http://www.ckutfolk.com/guests.htm Questions/comments are always welcome. Mike Regenstreif Host/Producer: Folk Roots/Folk Branches -- CKUT, Montreal Reviewer/Feature Writer: Montreal Gazette Reviewer/Feature Writer: Sing Out! Magazine mike@ckutfolk.com 235 Metcalfe Ave. # 402 Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2H8 fax: 514-934-5374 http://www.ckutfolk.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From erwin-w@home.com Thu, 23 Aug 2001 23:51:33 -0700 Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 23:51:33 -0700 From: Erwin Wodarczak erwin-w@home.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Rogue Folk Club - fall concert schedule Presenting the Fall 2001 concert schedule for Vancouver's Rogue Folk Club: Saturday September 15th (8:00) The Waifs Vancouver East Cultural Centre (1895 Venables Street) Wednesday September 19th Kelly Joe Phelps Richards on Richards (1036 Richards St) Saturday September 22nd (8:00) Zubot & Dawson Vancouver East Cultural Centre (1895 Venables Street) Saturday September 29th (8:00) Kim Barlow & The Undertakin Daddies Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Saturday October 13th Roy Forbes Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Sunday October 14th Paddy Keenan WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Thursday October 25th Arrogant Worms Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Saturday October 27th Orchid Ensemble Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Saturday November 3rd Martyn Joseph & Annie Gallup Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Sunday November 4th Richard Wood WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Thursday November 8th Charlie Piggott, Gerry Harrington & Nancy Conescu WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Friday November 16th Benefit Concert t.b.a. WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Sunday November 18th James Keelaghan & Jez Lowe Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Friday November 30th Stacey Earle & Mark Stuart WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Sunday December 2nd Don Ross WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Thursday December 13th Winter Harp Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) For more details, consult the Rogue Folk CLub Web site . -- Erwin Wodarczak erwin-w@home.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rflohil@inforamp.net Fri, 24 Aug 2001 14:50:47 -0400 Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 14:50:47 -0400 From: Richard Flohil rflohil@inforamp.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Watershed II Festival in Walkerton Media information For immediate release Please add to coming events listings Guess Who, Joe Cocker headline Watershed II as Walkerton hosts Central Ontario's biggest festival on Sunday September 2... With a star-studded line-up that cheerfully mixes music from classic rockers, contemporary pop artists, and a variety of country performers, Watershed II is likely to be the biggest outdoor festival ever held in Central Ontario. Watershed is set for Sunday September 2, and will be held at the Walkerton Community Centre Ball Diamonds, 290 Durham St. W. Among the headliners are Canada's Guess Who - Watershed II will be the final date on an eight-city Canadian tour, but they'll continue on with a major American tour along with British rock star Joe Cocker, who'll also appear at Watershed. Country stars Brad Paisley and Terri Clark add another dimension to the varied bill, as will Marshall Dyllon, a highly popular country "boy band." Canadian country hit-maker Jamie Warren opens the day-long event at noon. The lead singer of Moist, David Usher, marks his new solo recording at Watershed, and Staggered Crossing and Vancouver's 54.40 complete the line-up. Watershed II is the creation of Richard Sharpe, a concert promoter who's a native of Walkerton. Last year, shattered by the enormity of the water crisis in the community, he organized a concert that raised more than $80,000 for community groups. This year, profits from concessions and refreshment areas will be donated to Walkerton Minor Sports, and a donation will be added from the profits of the event. Some 14,000 people are expected to attend. "This event is a celebration of the fortitude of the residents of Walkerton, and a way of reminding others that a safe water supply is something we ought to be able to take for granted - and something we should value," Sharpe said. Tickets for Watershed II are available for $57.00 via Walkerton's Chamber of Commerce (519 881-3413), at all Ticketmaster outlets in Ontario (416 870-8000), or on the web at Tickets are also available at the following added outlets: Colour Your World in Kincardine, Heather's Pet Centre in Hanover, Ernie King Music in Wingham and Goderich, Uptown Audio Video in Mount Forest, and Thrifty's Car Rental in Owen Sound. Start/End Artist Set LengthChange -over  Noon -12:35 PM Jamie Warren 35 Mins (20 Mins) 12:55 PM - 1:25 PM Marshall Dyllon 30 Mins (20 Mins) 1:45 PM - 2:20 PM Staggered Crossing35 Mins(20 Mins) 2:40 PM - 3:30 PM 54.40 50 Mins (20 Mins) 3:50 PM - 4:40 PM David Usher 50 Mins (20 Mins) 5:00 PM - 5:50 PM Brad Paisley 50 Mins (20 Mins) 6:10 PM - 7:00 PM Terri Clark 50 Mins (30 Mins) 7:30 PM - 8:45 PM Joe Cocker 75 Mins (30 Mins) 9:15 PM - 10:45 PM The Guess Who 90 Mins - 30 - For further information AND MEDIA ACCREDITATION, contact: Print and television media: Richard Flohil/Laurie Lockhart Richard Flohil & Associates Ph: 416 351-1323 E-mail: rflohil@inforamp.net Radio: Richard Sharpe/April Schenk Next Presentations Ph: 519 323-9898 E-mail: info@nextpresentation.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rflohil@inforamp.net Fri, 24 Aug 2001 15:15:40 -0400 Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 15:15:40 -0400 From: Richard Flohil rflohil@inforamp.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Susan Werner concert announced - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rflohil@inforamp.net Fri, 24 Aug 2001 15:27:35 -0400 Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 15:27:35 -0400 From: Richard Flohil rflohil@inforamp.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Rare Susan Werner concert in Toronto Media information For immediate release Please add to coming events listings Susan Werner set for rare Toronto concert at Hugh's Room Susan Werner, the Chicago-based singer and songwriter, is making a rare appearance in Toronto after scoring strongly at folk festivals across Canada, most recently at Mariposa, held in July in Orillia. One of the few singers in her genre who plays piano as well as guitar, her concerts feature an eclectic mix of songs with elements of jazz, classic pop material from the past, and thoroughly contemporary storytelling. Who: Susan Werner Where: Hugh's Room, 2261 Dundas St. W, south of Bloor W, Toronto When: Thursday Sept. 13, 8:30 p.m. Opening artist: Chris Whiteley How much: Tickets $15.00 in advance, $17.50 at door, available from the presenter, Richard Flohil & Associates (416) 351-1323 or (416) 531-6604 Quotes: "Werner has been bubbling under the top echelon of new folk, but her catchy top-notch songcraft and gorgeous, dynamic vocals should solidify her reputation as one of the premier artists in her genre." - Boston Phoenix "Artful, funny, and blessed with a luminescent voice, this mid-Western farm girl turned big-city folk-jazz singer may share qualities with Dar Williams and Chrstine Lavin, but she's very much her own woman." - San Francisco Bay Guardian Susan Werner's concert is part of a series of acoustic music events presented at Hugh's by Toronto promoter Richard Flohil; he presented Stacey Earle and Karen Savoca in August, and will present songwriter Guy Clark on September 30, his first concert in Toronto in several years. -30- For more information contacy: Richard Flohil/Laurie Lockhart (416) 351-1323 E-mail: rflohil@inforamp,net - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From monamoore@music.com Fri, 24 Aug 2001 15:18:17 -0400 Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 15:18:17 -0400 From: Mona Moore monamoore@music.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Watershed II Festival in Walkerton Excuse me, I thought I was subscribed to a list about Canadian folk music. This spam has nothing to do with Canadian folk music. ---- Begin Original Message ---- From: Richard Flohil Sent: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 14:50:47 -0400 To: Walkerton e-mail list A-D Subject: [cdnfolk] Watershed II Festival in Walkerton Media information For immediate release Please add to coming events listings Guess Who, Joe Cocker headline Watershed II as Walkerton hosts Central Ontario's biggest festival on Sunday September 2... With a star-studded line-up that cheerfully mixes music from classic rockers, contemporary pop artists, and a variety of country performers, Watershed II is likely to be the biggest outdoor festival ever held in Central Ontario. Watershed is set for Sunday September 2, and will be held at the Walkerton Community Centre Ball Diamonds, 290 Durham St. W. Among the headliners are Canada's Guess Who - Watershed II will be the final date on an eight-city Canadian tour, but they'll continue on with a major American tour along with British rock star Joe Cocker, who'll also appear at Watershed.  Country stars Brad Paisley and Terri Clark add another dimension to the varied bill, as will Marshall Dyllon, a highly popular country "boy band."  Canadian country hit-maker Jamie Warren opens the day-long event at noon. The lead singer of Moist, David Usher, marks his new solo recording at Watershed, and Staggered Crossing and Vancouver's 54.40 complete the line-up. Watershed II is the creation of Richard Sharpe, a concert promoter who's a native of Walkerton.  Last year, shattered by the enormity of the water crisis in the community, he organized a concert that raised more than $80,000 for community groups.  This year, profits from concessions and refreshment areas will be donated to Walkerton Minor Sports, and a donation will be added from the profits of the event.  Some 14,000 people are expected to attend. "This event is a celebration of the fortitude of the residents of Walkerton, and a way of reminding others that a safe water supply is something we ought to be able to take for granted - and something we should value," Sharpe said. Tickets for Watershed II are available for $57.00 via Walkerton's Chamber of Commerce (519 881-3413), at all Ticketmaster outlets in Ontario (416 870-8000),  or on the web at Tickets are also available at the following added outlets: Colour Your World in Kincardine, Heather's Pet Centre in Hanover, Ernie King Music in Wingham and Goderich, Uptown Audio Video in Mount Forest, and Thrifty's Car Rental in Owen Sound. Start/End Artist Set LengthChange -over  Noon -12:35 PM Jamie Warren 35 Mins (20 Mins) 12:55 PM - 1:25 PM Marshall Dyllon 30 Mins (20 Mins) 1:45 PM - 2:20 PM Staggered Crossing35 Mins(20 Mins) 2:40 PM  - 3:30 PM 54.40 50 Mins (20 Mins) 3:50 PM - 4:40 PM David Usher 50 Mins (20 Mins) 5:00 PM - 5:50 PM Brad Paisley 50 Mins (20 Mins) 6:10 PM - 7:00 PM Terri Clark 50 Mins (30 Mins) 7:30 PM - 8:45 PM Joe Cocker 75 Mins (30 Mins) 9:15 PM - 10:45 PM The Guess Who 90 Mins - 30 - For further information AND MEDIA ACCREDITATION, contact: Print and television media: Richard Flohil/Laurie Lockhart Richard Flohil & Associates Ph:  416 351-1323 E-mail:  rflohil@inforamp.net Radio: Richard Sharpe/April Schenk Next Presentations Ph: 519 323-9898 E-mail: info@nextpresentation.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca ---- End Original Message ---- ------------------------------------------- Check out the special promotion for Music.com Magazine! Just go to http://www.music.com/magazine/ - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From treelady@interlog.com Fri, 24 Aug 2001 17:39:44 -0400 Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 17:39:44 -0400 From: Joanne Crabtree treelady@interlog.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Rare Susan Werner concert in Toronto Hey, Richard: Can't I pick up tickets in advance from Hugh's Room as I'm in and out of there all the time? Joanne At 03:27 PM 8/24/01 -0400, you wrote: >Media information >For immediate release >Please add to coming events listings > >Susan Werner set for rare >Toronto concert at Hugh's Room > >Susan Werner, the Chicago-based singer and songwriter, is making a rare >appearance in Toronto after scoring strongly at folk festivals across >Canada, most recently at Mariposa, held in July in Orillia. > One of the few singers in her genre who plays piano as well as >guitar, her concerts feature an eclectic mix of songs with elements of >jazz, classic pop material from the past, and thoroughly contemporary >storytelling. > >Who: Susan Werner >Where: Hugh's Room, 2261 Dundas St. W, south of Bloor W, Toronto >When: Thursday Sept. 13, 8:30 p.m. >Opening artist: Chris Whiteley >How much: Tickets $15.00 in advance, $17.50 at door, available from the > presenter, Richard Flohil & Associates (416) 351-1323 or (416) >531-6604 > >Quotes: >"Werner has been bubbling under the top echelon of new folk, but her catchy >top-notch songcraft and gorgeous, dynamic vocals should solidify her >reputation as one of the premier artists in her genre." - Boston Phoenix > >"Artful, funny, and blessed with a luminescent voice, this mid-Western >farm girl turned big-city folk-jazz singer may share qualities with Dar >Williams and Chrstine Lavin, but she's very much her own woman." - San >Francisco Bay Guardian > > Susan Werner's concert is part of a series of acoustic music events >presented at Hugh's by Toronto promoter Richard Flohil; he presented Stacey >Earle and Karen Savoca in August, and will present songwriter Guy Clark on >September 30, his first concert in Toronto in several years. > > -30- > >For more information contacy: >Richard Flohil/Laurie Lockhart (416) 351-1323 E-mail: rflohil@inforamp,net > > > >- >To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with >"unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) >Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca > > - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rflohil@inforamp.net Fri, 24 Aug 2001 19:06:41 -0400 Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 19:06:41 -0400 From: Richard Flohil rflohil@inforamp.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Whoops... Wrote "Mona Moore" in what seemed like high dudgeon, about a post I sent regarding Watershed II at Walkerton on September 2: >Excuse me, I thought I was subscribed to a list about Canadian folk >music. This spam has nothing to do with Canadian folk music. She's right, and I've taken cdnfolk-l off the Watershed II list. Since the event is in central Ontario, I used the same list I used for Mariposa, which does have something to do with Canadian folk music; I should have taken the group off on this occasion and I didn't. My error, my apologies. As for mass e-mails about folk events, they do have their purpose; they alert folk to things like the Guy Clark, Susan Werner, Melissa Ferrick, Arrogant Worms and Martha Wainwright events I'm organizing at various Toronto venues. And, if people nibble, buy tickets in advance, and spread the word, it cuts down the near-lethal cost of advertising, which affects directly the price of the tickets. Wouldn't it be nice if just a few of the 6,000 people who paid between $50 and $75 to see John Prine, Lyle Lovett and MaryChapin Carpenter at the horrendously huge Molson Ampitheatre the other night were discover some of the artists I just listed, and paid the considerably lower ticket prices to see lesser-known artists of equal quality. Mind you, if their luck holds, some of these artists'll be playing the Molson shed themselves in 10 or 15 years. You can say, then, that you saw them in a wonderful and fitting venue, where you could actually see and hear the artists! Cheers, Richard - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From erwin-w@home.com Fri, 24 Aug 2001 20:58:22 -0700 Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 20:58:22 -0700 From: Erwin Wodarczak erwin-w@home.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Rogue Folk Club - (corrected) fall concert schedule Sorry for the duplication - my original post was missing a show. Presenting the Fall 2001 concert schedule for Vancouver's Rogue Folk Club: Saturday September 15th (8:00) The Waifs Vancouver East Cultural Centre (1895 Venables Street) Wednesday September 19th Kelly Joe Phelps Richards on Richards (1036 Richards St) Thursday September 20th (8:00) Dick Gaughan Capilano College (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) _or_ WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) *** to be confirmed *** Saturday September 22nd (8:00) Zubot & Dawson Vancouver East Cultural Centre (1895 Venables Street) Saturday September 29th (8:00) Kim Barlow & The Undertakin' Daddies Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Saturday October 13th Roy Forbes Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Sunday October 14th Paddy Keenan WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Thursday October 25th Arrogant Worms Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Saturday October 27th Orchid Ensemble Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Saturday November 3rd Martyn Joseph & Annie Gallup Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Sunday November 4th Richard Wood WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Thursday November 8th Charlie Piggott, Gerry Harrington & Nancy Conescu WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Friday November 16th Benefit Concert t.b.a. WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Sunday November 18th James Keelaghan & Jez Lowe Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) Friday November 30th Stacey Earle & Mark Stuart WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Sunday December 2nd Don Ross WISE Hall (1882 Adanac Street) Thursday December 13th Winter Harp Capilano College Theatre (2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver) For more details, consult the Rogue Folk CLub Web site . -- Erwin Wodarczak erwin-w@home.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From jeigh@home.com Sat, 25 Aug 2001 18:07:57 -0400 Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 18:07:57 -0400 From: Jay Linden jeigh@home.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Dumb question du jour: turkey feathers Hi all, long time. Very long time. Especially long time for those who didn't know me 25 years ago when I was playing regularly . Quick stupid question, but if I can't find an answer from someone on *this* list, I'm probably outta luck. At least it's a question I'll bet you don't hear too often. Does anyone know anywhere in or near Toronto where you can get turkey feathers on a regular basis (these of the species turquifeatherus dulcimeritus). I found a pheasant feather at St. Lawrence Market today, but every time I try to play a mountain song on my dulcimer with it, it comes out sounding British. Go figure. (Wonder if I can play grunge rock by using a pigeon feather ...) If nobody on this list knows, could someone point me to poultry-L please? Jay - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Sun, 26 Aug 2001 08:30:31 -0400 Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2001 08:30:31 -0400 From: Harry Bryan harry_bryan@cooperators.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] CanCon Report - Aug. 18 to 25, 2001 - List 145 Hi Everyone, Here is last week's CanCon report. It includes all non-Canadian playlists posted to folkdj-l from 3:01 PM, August 18 to 3:00 PM Aug. 25, 2001. This week 70 stations posted 100 lists of which 62 or 62.00% had Canadian content. 85 artists had 155 spins. Marie-Lynn Hammond left the list this week after 39 consecutive weeks and 103 spins this year. Artist Weeks Spins Location Joni Mitchell 131 5 US Bruce Cockburn 108 4 ON Stan Rogers 41 4 d. James Keelaghan 37 1 QC Fred Eaglesmith 27 3 ON Oh Susanna 21 2 ON Cowboy Junkies 20 2 ON Natalie MacMaster 19 6 NS The Paperboys 15 1 BC Ron Sexmith 13 1 ON Sue Foley 9 1 ON Mike Stevens 9 2 ON Loreena McKennitt 8 1 ON Tim Harrison 7 8 ON Matapat 7 2 QC Kate & Anna McGarrigle 7 5 QC/ON David Clarke 5 1 QC Hart Rouge 5 2 QC Harry Manx 5 2 BC Be Good Tanyas 4 1 BC Buffalo Springfield 4 1 US Ferron 4 2 US Great Big Sea 4 1 NF John Reischman 4 1 BC Garnet Rogers 4 1 ON Leonard Cohen 3 1 US James Gordon 3 1 ON Connie Kaldor 3 1 QC kd lang 3 2 US Leahy 3 1 ON Paul Reddick & The Sidemen 3 1 ON Rufus Wainwright 3 1 QC Jesse Winchester 3 3 QC The Wyrd Sisters 3 2 MB Ad Vielle Que Pourra 2 1 QC La Bottine Souriante 2 2 QC Les Charbonniers De L'Enfer 2 1 QC Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young 2 1 US Darcie Deaville 2 1 US Stephen Fearing 2 2 ON Eve Goldberg 2 1 ON Gordon Lightfoot 2 1 ON Moxy Fruvous 2 2 ON Orishas 2 1 ? The Rankins 2 1 NS Robbie Robertson 2 1 US Tanglefoot 2 1 ON Paul Anka 1 4 US Arrogant Worms 1 1 ON D.G. Biggs 1 1 MB Michael Jerome Browne 1 1 QC Buddhagrass Boys 1 1 BC Blackie & The Rodeo Kings 1 1 ON Cash Brothers 1 1 ON J.P. Cormier 1 2 NS Julie Dubois 1 1 BC Enterloupe 1 3 QC Exit 13 1 1 ? David Francey 1 3 QC Lennie Gallant 1 1 PEI John Gracie 1 1 NS Al Grierson 1 1 d. Haines & Leighton 1 1 PEI/ON Sarah Harmer 1 2 ON Jim Layeux 1 4 ON Tom Lewis 1 1 BC Linden & King 1 1 ON/? Ashley & Wendy MacIsaac 1 1 NS Buddy MacMaster 1 1 NS Buddy MacMaster & Tracey Dares 1 1 NS Mamas & Papas 1 1 ON/US Amanda Marshall 1 1 ON Sarah McLachlan 1 1 BC Ron Nigrini 1 1 ON Pied Pumkin String Band 1 1 BC Quartette 1 1 ON Ian Robb 1 1 ON Don Ross 1 1 ON Shannon Saunders & The Splinters 1 1 BC Scarlett, Washington, Whiteley 1 1 ON Scruj MacDuhk 1 4 MB Silk Road 1 1 BC Hank Snow 1 1 d. April Verch 1 9 SK Neil Young 1 3 US That's it for another week. All the best, Harry - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From idavies@cims.net Sun, 26 Aug 2001 09:05:08 -0400 Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2001 09:05:08 -0400 From: Ian Davies idavies@cims.net Subject: [cdnfolk] GIG ON: John Renbourn @ Aeolian Hall, London, ON - Thurs. Sept. 20 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00A4_01C12E0F.21878040 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Announcing upcoming concerts in the FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN CONCERT SERIES - = Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas (at Rectory), London, Ontario =20 John Renbourn=20 Thursday, September 20th, 8:00 pm - Tickets $20 advance / $25 at the = door Tickets available from Belle Air Music, Centennial Hall, Chapters = (Masonville), HMV (Westmount Mall), Hysen Music, The Madrigal, Studio = Celtia & The Village Idiot =20 John Renbourn has long been regarded as one of the world's greatest = acoustic fingerstyle guitarists. "I never really set out to be a guitar = player - I play the guitar because if I want to work out an arrangement, = it is simply the easiest way to do it. But even in the years that I = spent with Pentangle, a lot of my enjoyment was in arranging the parts, = in giving the music a cohesion. And that's what interests me now, more = than anything else." John Renbourn's unique sound is a fusion of = British and Celtic folk music with jazz, country blues, ragtime, = classical, Middle Eastern and pre-Renaissance music -- a style often = called "folk-baroque." With fellow guitarist Bert Jansch and singer = Jacqui McShee, they founded the seminal British folk-rock ensemble = Pentangle in 1967. Pentangle's pioneering combination of traditional = folk melodies with jazz improvisations created an influence that = continues to inspire musicians around the world. A John Renbourn concert = takes the listener into a rich musical landscape of warm vocals and = witty asides about the history of the songs. At the core is a = revolutionary guitar style that explores the instrument's potential in = unusual and beautiful ways, created and performed by a consummate = master. His most recent CD is "Traveller's Prayer" on Shanachie Records. = John Renbourn played the Aeolian Hall in April 2000 and his performance = was chosen as "the concert of the year in London" by James Reaney of The = London Free Press.=20 =20 Garnet Rogers Sunday, December 9th, 7:30 pm - Tickets $15 advance / $20 at the door Tickets available from Belle Air Music, Centennial Hall, Chapters = (Masonville), HMV (Westmount Mall), Hysen Music, The Madrigal, Studio = Celtia & The Village Idiot =20 FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN concerts are at the historic Aeolian Hall, 795 = Dundas Street (at Rectory), London. This beautiful old hall features = wonderful acoustics, a high stage (so everyone can see), intimate = surroundings (only 250 seats) and lots of free parking. For more = information please contact:=20 FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN CONCERTS c/o Ian Davies, 17-1415 Commissioners Rd. = W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Phone/Fax 519-473-2099 Cellular 519-697-6353 E-mail: = folk@iandavies.com Website: www.iandavies.com/folkattheaeolian.htm =20 LONDON'S FOLK CALENDAR Sun. Sept. 16, 7:30 pm - Robin Laing @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Thurs. Sept. 20, 8:00 pm - John Renbourn @ Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas = Street Sun. Sept. 30, 7:30 pm - Tony McManus @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Sat. Oct. 13, 8:00 pm - Pierre Schryer Band @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Sun. Oct. 21, 7:30 pm - Stephen Fearing @ Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Sun. Nov. 11, 7:30 pm - Christina Smith & Jean Hewson @ Cuckoo's Nest = Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Fri. Nov. 23, 8:00 pm - Cuckoo's Nest presents The Battlefield Band with = s.g. Alistair Brown @ Palace Theatre, 710 Dundas Street Sun. Dec. 9, 7:30 pm - Garnet Rogers @ Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas Street Sun. Dec. 16, 7:30 pm - Ian Bell & Alistair Brown @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk = Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Sun. Jan. 20, 7:30 pm - Tanglefoot @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, = 122 Carlling Street Fri. Jan. 25, 8:00 pm - Sunfest presents Danu @ Hilton London's Grand = Ballroom, 300 King Street Fri. Feb. 1, 8:00 pm - Ron Hynes @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, = 122 Carlling Street Sun. March 3, 7:30 pm - Norland Wind @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street For information on all these concerts contact Ian Davies at: = folk@iandavies.com To reserve for Cuckoo's Nest concerts contact Alistair Brown at: = alistair@alistairbrown.com or call 673-0334 ------=_NextPart_000_00A4_01C12E0F.21878040 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Announcing upcoming concerts in the = FOLK=20 AT THE AEOLIAN CONCERT SERIES - Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas (at = Rectory),=20 London, Ontario
 
John Renbourn=20
Thursday, September = 20th, 8:00 pm=20 - Tickets $20 advance / $25 at the door
Tickets = available from=20 Belle Air Music, Centennial Hall, Chapters (Masonville), HMV (Westmount = Mall),=20 Hysen Music, The Madrigal, Studio Celtia & The Village=20 Idiot
 
John Renbourn = has=20 long been regarded as one of the world's greatest acoustic fingerstyle=20 guitarists. "I never really set out to be a guitar player - I = play the=20 guitar because if I want to work out an arrangement, it is simply the = easiest=20 way to do it. But even in the years that I spent with Pentangle, a lot = of my=20 enjoyment was in arranging the parts, in giving the music a cohesion. = And that's=20 what interests me now, more than anything else." =20 John Renbourn's unique sound is a fusion of British = and=20 Celtic folk music with jazz, country blues, ragtime, classical, Middle = Eastern=20 and pre-Renaissance music -- a style often called=20 "folk-baroque."  With fellow = guitarist Bert=20 Jansch and singer Jacqui McShee, they founded the seminal British = folk-rock=20 ensemble Pentangle in 1967. Pentangle's pioneering combination of = traditional=20 folk melodies with jazz improvisations created an influence that = continues to=20 inspire musicians around the world. A John = Renbourn concert=20 takes the listener into a rich musical landscape of warm vocals and = witty asides=20 about the history of the songs. At the core is a revolutionary guitar = style that=20 explores the instrument's potential in unusual and beautiful ways, = created and=20 performed by a consummate master. His most recent CD is = "Traveller's=20 Prayer" on Shanachie Records. John = Renbourn=20 played the Aeolian Hall in April 2000 and his performance was chosen as=20 "the concert of the year in London" = by James=20 Reaney of The London Free Press.
 
Garnet=20 Rogers
Sunday, December 9th, 7:30 pm - Tickets $15 = advance /=20 $20 at the door
Tickets=20 available from Belle Air Music, Centennial Hall, Chapters (Masonville), = HMV=20 (Westmount Mall), Hysen Music, The Madrigal, Studio Celtia & The = Village=20 Idiot
 
FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN concerts = are at the=20 historic Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas Street (at Rectory), London. This = beautiful=20 old hall features wonderful acoustics, a high stage (so everyone can = see),=20 intimate surroundings (only 250 seats) and lots of free parking.=20 For more information = please=20 contact: 
FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN CONCERTS = c/o Ian Davies, 17-1415 Commissioners Rd. W., = London, ON=20 N6K 1E2
Phone/Fax 519-473-2099  = Cellular=20 519-697-6353  E-mail: folk@iandavies.com  = Website:  www.iandavies.com/= folkattheaeolian.htm
 
LONDON'S FOLK = CALENDAR
Sun. Sept. 16, 7:30 pm - Robin Laing @ = Cuckoo's Nest=20 Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Thurs. Sept. 20, 8:00 pm - John Renbourn @ = Aeolian=20 Hall, 795 Dundas Street
Sun. Sept. 30, 7:30 pm - Tony McManus @ = Cuckoo's Nest=20 Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Sat. Oct. 13, 8:00 pm - Pierre Schryer = Band @ Cuckoo's=20 Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Sun. Oct. 21, 7:30 pm - Stephen Fearing @ = Chaucer's,=20 122 Carlling Street
Sun. Nov. 11, 7:30 pm - Christina Smith = & Jean=20 Hewson @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling = Street
Fri. Nov. 23, 8:00 pm - Cuckoo's Nest = presents The=20 Battlefield Band with s.g. Alistair Brown @ Palace Theatre, 710 Dundas=20 Street
Sun. Dec. 9, 7:30 pm - Garnet Rogers @ = Aeolian Hall,=20 795 Dundas Street
Sun. Dec. 16, 7:30 pm - Ian Bell & = Alistair Brown=20 @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Sun. Jan. 20, 7:30 pm - Tanglefoot = @ Cuckoo's=20 Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Fri. Jan. 25, 8:00 pm - Sunfest presents Danu @ Hilton London's = Grand=20 Ballroom, 300 King Street
Fri. Feb. 1, 8:00 pm - Ron Hynes @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122=20 Carlling Street
Sun. March 3, 7:30 pm - Norland Wind @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's,=20 122 Carlling Street
 
For information on all these concerts = contact Ian=20 Davies at:  folk@iandavies.com
To reserve for Cuckoo's Nest concerts = contact Alistair=20 Brown at:  alistair@alistairbrown.com= or call=20 673-0334
------=_NextPart_000_00A4_01C12E0F.21878040-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From idavies@cims.net Sun, 26 Aug 2001 09:04:48 -0400 Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2001 09:04:48 -0400 From: Ian Davies idavies@cims.net Subject: [cdnfolk] GIG ON: John Renbourn @ Aeolian Hall, London, ON - Thurs. Sept. 20 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_009C_01C12E0E.FD51C960 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Announcing upcoming concerts in the FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN CONCERT SERIES - = Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas (at Rectory), London, Ontario =20 John Renbourn=20 Thursday, September 20th, 8:00 pm - Tickets $20 advance / $25 at the = door Tickets available from Belle Air Music, Centennial Hall, Chapters = (Masonville), HMV (Westmount Mall), Hysen Music, The Madrigal, Studio = Celtia & The Village Idiot (Wortley Village) =20 John Renbourn has long been regarded as one of the world's greatest = acoustic fingerstyle guitarists. "I never really set out to be a guitar = player - I play the guitar because if I want to work out an arrangement, = it is simply the easiest way to do it. But even in the years that I = spent with Pentangle, a lot of my enjoyment was in arranging the parts, = in giving the music a cohesion. And that's what interests me now, more = than anything else." John Renbourn's unique sound is a fusion of = British and Celtic folk music with jazz, country blues, ragtime, = classical, Middle Eastern and pre-Renaissance music -- a style often = called "folk-baroque." With fellow guitarist Bert Jansch and singer = Jacqui McShee, they founded the seminal British folk-rock ensemble = Pentangle in 1967. Pentangle's pioneering combination of traditional = folk melodies with jazz improvisations created an influence that = continues to inspire musicians around the world. A John Renbourn concert = takes the listener into a rich musical landscape of warm vocals and = witty asides about the history of the songs. At the core is a = revolutionary guitar style that explores the instrument's potential in = unusual and beautiful ways, created and performed by a consummate = master. His most recent CD is "Traveller's Prayer" on Shanachie Records. = John Renbourn played the Aeolian Hall in April 2000 and his performance = was chosen as "the concert of the year in London" by James Reaney of The = London Free Press.=20 =20 Garnet Rogers Sunday, December 9th, 7:30 pm - Tickets $15 advance / $20 at the door Tickets available from Belle Air Music, Centennial Hall, Chapters = (Masonville), HMV (Westmount Mall), Hysen Music, The Madrigal, Studio = Celtia & The Village Idiot =20 FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN concerts are at the historic Aeolian Hall, 795 = Dundas Street (at Rectory), London. This beautiful old hall features = wonderful acoustics, a high stage (so everyone can see), intimate = surroundings (only 250 seats) and lots of free parking. For more = information please contact:=20 FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN CONCERTS c/o Ian Davies, 17-1415 Commissioners Rd. = W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Phone/Fax 519-473-2099 Cellular 519-697-6353 E-mail: = folk@iandavies.com Website: www.iandavies.com/folkattheaeolian.htm =20 LONDON'S FOLK CALENDAR Sun. Sept. 16, 7:30 pm - Robin Laing @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Thurs. Sept. 20, 8:00 pm - John Renbourn @ Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas = Street Sun. Sept. 30, 7:30 pm - Tony McManus @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Sat. Oct. 13, 8:00 pm - Pierre Schryer Band @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Sun. Oct. 21, 7:30 pm - Stephen Fearing @ Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Sun. Nov. 11, 7:30 pm - Christina Smith & Jean Hewson @ Cuckoo's Nest = Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Fri. Nov. 23, 8:00 pm - Cuckoo's Nest presents The Battlefield Band with = s.g. Alistair Brown @ Palace Theatre, 710 Dundas Street Sun. Dec. 9, 7:30 pm - Garnet Rogers @ Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas Street Sun. Dec. 16, 7:30 pm - Ian Bell & Alistair Brown @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk = Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street Sun. Jan. 20, 7:30 pm - Tanglefoot @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, = 122 Carlling Street Fri. Jan. 25, 8:00 pm - Sunfest presents Danu @ Hilton London's Grand = Ballroom, 300 King Street Fri. Feb. 1, 8:00 pm - Ron Hynes @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, = 122 Carlling Street Sun. March 3, 7:30 pm - Norland Wind @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street For information on all these concerts contact Ian Davies at: = folk@iandavies.com To reserve for Cuckoo's Nest concerts contact Alistair Brown at: = alistair@alistairbrown.com or call 673-0334 ------=_NextPart_000_009C_01C12E0E.FD51C960 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Announcing upcoming concerts in the = FOLK=20 AT THE AEOLIAN CONCERT SERIES - Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas (at = Rectory),=20 London, Ontario
 
John Renbourn=20
Thursday, September = 20th, 8:00 pm=20 - Tickets $20 advance / $25 at the door
Tickets = available from=20 Belle Air Music, Centennial Hall, Chapters (Masonville), HMV (Westmount = Mall),=20 Hysen Music, The Madrigal, Studio Celtia & The Village Idiot = (Wortley=20 Village)
 
John Renbourn = has=20 long been regarded as one of the world's greatest acoustic fingerstyle=20 guitarists. "I never really set out to be a guitar player - I = play the=20 guitar because if I want to work out an arrangement, it is simply the = easiest=20 way to do it. But even in the years that I spent with Pentangle, a lot = of my=20 enjoyment was in arranging the parts, in giving the music a cohesion. = And that's=20 what interests me now, more than anything else." =20 John Renbourn's unique sound is a fusion of British = and=20 Celtic folk music with jazz, country blues, ragtime, classical, Middle = Eastern=20 and pre-Renaissance music -- a style often called=20 "folk-baroque."  With fellow = guitarist Bert=20 Jansch and singer Jacqui McShee, they founded the seminal British = folk-rock=20 ensemble Pentangle in 1967. Pentangle's pioneering combination of = traditional=20 folk melodies with jazz improvisations created an influence that = continues to=20 inspire musicians around the world. A John = Renbourn concert=20 takes the listener into a rich musical landscape of warm vocals and = witty asides=20 about the history of the songs. At the core is a revolutionary guitar = style that=20 explores the instrument's potential in unusual and beautiful ways, = created and=20 performed by a consummate master. His most recent CD is = "Traveller's=20 Prayer" on Shanachie Records. John = Renbourn=20 played the Aeolian Hall in April 2000 and his performance was chosen as=20 "the concert of the year in London" = by James=20 Reaney of The London Free Press.
 
Garnet=20 Rogers
Sunday, December 9th, 7:30 pm - Tickets $15 = advance /=20 $20 at the door
Tickets=20 available from Belle Air Music, Centennial Hall, Chapters (Masonville), = HMV=20 (Westmount Mall), Hysen Music, The Madrigal, Studio Celtia & The = Village=20 Idiot
 
FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN concerts = are at the=20 historic Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas Street (at Rectory), London. This = beautiful=20 old hall features wonderful acoustics, a high stage (so everyone can = see),=20 intimate surroundings (only 250 seats) and lots of free parking.=20 For more information = please=20 contact: 
FOLK AT THE AEOLIAN CONCERTS = c/o Ian Davies, 17-1415 Commissioners Rd. W., = London, ON=20 N6K 1E2
Phone/Fax 519-473-2099  = Cellular=20 519-697-6353  E-mail: folk@iandavies.com  = Website:  www.iandavies.com/= folkattheaeolian.htm
 
LONDON'S FOLK = CALENDAR
Sun. Sept. 16, 7:30 pm - Robin Laing @ = Cuckoo's Nest=20 Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Thurs. Sept. 20, 8:00 pm - John Renbourn @ = Aeolian=20 Hall, 795 Dundas Street
Sun. Sept. 30, 7:30 pm - Tony McManus @ = Cuckoo's Nest=20 Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Sat. Oct. 13, 8:00 pm - Pierre Schryer = Band @ Cuckoo's=20 Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Sun. Oct. 21, 7:30 pm - Stephen Fearing @ = Chaucer's,=20 122 Carlling Street
Sun. Nov. 11, 7:30 pm - Christina Smith = & Jean=20 Hewson @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling = Street
Fri. Nov. 23, 8:00 pm - Cuckoo's Nest = presents The=20 Battlefield Band with s.g. Alistair Brown @ Palace Theatre, 710 Dundas=20 Street
Sun. Dec. 9, 7:30 pm - Garnet Rogers @ = Aeolian Hall,=20 795 Dundas Street
Sun. Dec. 16, 7:30 pm - Ian Bell & = Alistair Brown=20 @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Sun. Jan. 20, 7:30 pm - Tanglefoot = @ Cuckoo's=20 Nest Folk Club, Chaucer's, 122 Carlling Street
Fri. Jan. 25, 8:00 pm - Sunfest presents Danu @ Hilton London's = Grand=20 Ballroom, 300 King Street
Fri. Feb. 1, 8:00 pm - Ron Hynes @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's, 122=20 Carlling Street
Sun. March 3, 7:30 pm - Norland Wind @ Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club, = Chaucer's,=20 122 Carlling Street
 
For information on all these concerts = contact Ian=20 Davies at:  folk@iandavies.com
To reserve for Cuckoo's Nest concerts = contact Alistair=20 Brown at:  alistair@alistairbrown.com= or call=20 673-0334
------=_NextPart_000_009C_01C12E0E.FD51C960-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From idavies@cims.net Sun, 26 Aug 2001 10:21:52 -0400 Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2001 10:21:52 -0400 From: Ian Davies idavies@cims.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Playlist - "A Sign of The Times" Aug. 26/01 6X-FM, London, ON This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0113_01C12E18.F0CF6120 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable A SIGN OF THE TIMES - Folk Music Radio - Sundays 9-11 am on CIXX-FM = 106.9 London, Ont. Canada =20 Ian Davies (filling in for Alistair Brown during July & August) Playlist for Sunday, August 26, 2001=20 Pete Coe: As I Roved Out; The Barleycorn Long Company (Backshift Music) Don Kavanagh: Fairwell to Maigue; Belfast & Trumpet Hornpipes A Dubliner & His Harmonica (Indie) Robin Laing: More Than Just A Dram; Piper MacNeil; The Deil's Awa The Angel's Share (Greentrax) Scruj MacDuhk: The Rambling Irishman; The Northern Set The Road to Canso (Scruj Tunes) Alison Krauss & Union Station: Choctaw Hayride; Take Me For Longing New Favorite (Rounder) Great Big Sea: Boston & St. John's; Old Brown's Daughter Turn (WEA) Dervish: Molly & Johnny Live in Palma (Whirling Discs) Ron Hynes: Sonny's Dream; St. John's Waltz Face to the Gale (Artisan Music/EMI Canada) William Pint & Felicia Dale: The Beaches of Leukannon; Haul on the = Bowline Round the Corner (Waterbug) Sean Keane: Kilkelly; Green Among the Gold Portrait - The Best of Sean Keane (Grapevine) Peter O'Hanlon: The Hidden Village/The Piper & the Pony; Half-hanged = MacNaghten Trick of Time (Raggedy Records) John Renbourn: South Wind/Feathered Nest Traveller's Prayer (Shanachie) Norland Wind: The Memory of May; McPhisto's Jig Atlantic Driftwood (Slow Motion) CONTACTS: Ian Davies 17-1415 Commissioners Rd. W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Canada Phone/Fax 519-473-2099 Cellular 519-697-6353 E-mail: ian@iandavies.com Website: www.iandavies.com =20 Alistair Brown 9 Prospect Avenue, London, ON N6B 3A4 Phone: 519-673-0334 E-mail: alistair@alistairbrown.com Website: www.alistairbrown.com ------=_NextPart_000_0113_01C12E18.F0CF6120 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
A SIGN OF THE TIMES = - Folk=20 Music Radio - Sundays 9-11 am on CIXX-FM 106.9 London, Ont. = Canada
 
Ian Davies (filling in for Alistair Brown during = July &=20 August)
Playlist for Sunday, August = 26, 2001=20
 
Pete Coe:  As I Roved Out; The Barleycorn
    Long Company (Backshift Music)
 
Don Kavanagh:  Fairwell to Maigue; Belfast & Trumpet=20 Hornpipes
    A Dubliner & His Harmonica (Indie)
 
Robin Laing:  More Than Just A Dram; Piper MacNeil; The Deil's = Awa
    The Angel's Share (Greentrax)
 
Scruj MacDuhk:  The Rambling Irishman; The Northern Set
    The Road to Canso (Scruj Tunes)
 
Alison Krauss & Union Station:  Choctaw Hayride; Take Me = For=20 Longing
    New Favorite (Rounder)
 
Great Big Sea:  Boston & St. John's; Old Brown's = Daughter
    Turn (WEA)
 
Dervish:  Molly & Johnny
    Live in Palma (Whirling Discs)
 
Ron Hynes:  Sonny's Dream; St. John's Waltz
    Face to the Gale (Artisan Music/EMI = Canada)
 
William Pint & Felicia Dale: The Beaches of Leukannon; Haul on = the=20 Bowline
    Round the Corner (Waterbug)
 
Sean Keane:  Kilkelly; Green Among the Gold
    Portrait - The Best of Sean Keane = (Grapevine)
 
Peter O'Hanlon:  The Hidden Village/The Piper & the Pony;=20 Half-hanged MacNaghten
    Trick of Time (Raggedy Records)
 
John Renbourn:  South Wind/Feathered Nest
    Traveller's Prayer (Shanachie)
 
Norland Wind:  The Memory of May; McPhisto's Jig
    Atlantic Driftwood (Slow Motion)
 
CONTACTS:
Ian = Davies
17-1415=20 Commissioners Rd. W., London, ON N6K 1E2 Canada
Phone/Fax = 519-473-2099 =20 Cellular 519-697-6353
E-mail:  ian@iandavies.com  Website:  www.iandavies.com
 
Alistair Brown
9 Prospect = Avenue,=20 London, ON N6B 3A4
Phone: 519-673-0334
E-mail:  alistair@alistairbrown.com=  =20 Website: www.alistairbrown.com
------=_NextPart_000_0113_01C12E18.F0CF6120-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From jleblanc@superaje.com Mon, 27 Aug 2001 22:37:30 -0700 Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 22:37:30 -0700 From: Joel LeBlanc jleblanc@superaje.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Re:attachments not welcome This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0054_01C12F48.DB457E80 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi, Folk folks, I'm not sure on listserve ettiquette but I just recieved 4 = emails from Ian Davis and 2 of them had attachments. I would propose = not sending unrequested attachments to a list. This is where those nasty = viruses hang out and I would never open an unsolicited attachment and = reccomend all others do the same. They also take extra time to download = your e-mails Joel LeBlanc ------=_NextPart_000_0054_01C12F48.DB457E80 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Hi, Folk folks,
 
        I'm not=20 sure on listserve ettiquette but I just recieved 4 emails  from=20 Ian Davis and 2 of them had attachments. I would propose not = sending=20 unrequested attachments to a list. This is where those nasty viruses = hang out=20 and I would never open an unsolicited attachment and reccomend all = others do the=20 same. They also take extra time to download your e-mails
 
Joel LeBlanc
------=_NextPart_000_0054_01C12F48.DB457E80-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From ynot@globalserve.net Tue, 28 Aug 2001 16:39:42 -0400 Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 16:39:42 -0400 From: Tony Burns ynot@globalserve.net Subject: [cdnfolk] GIG:ON Greenbank Folk Music Society The 2001/2002 season at the Greenbank Folk Music Society. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Jam Session: The first jam session of the new season will be held on October 7, 2001. The Greenbank Folk Music Society monthly jam/workshop is normally held the first Sunday of the month in the Greenbank Centennial Hall from 2pm to 5pm. This event is open to musicians. (No audience please. The intent is for musicians to get together to learn, share and get feedback from each other.) All skill levels and instruments welcome. Yes, voice is an instrument. The atmosphere is very friendly and informal. Greenbank is on highway 12 about 30 minutes north of Whitby. There is no charge for this event. Jam contact in Toronto - Tony Burns 416-421-3827 or email ynot@globalserve.net in Uxbridge/Greenbank contact - Rene Demers 905-852-7578 =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Concert Information: (see website for details) September 15 - Ken Hamm Ken Hamm is one of Canada's foremost interpreters of traditional roots and blues music. He has won a wide following for his stellar guitarwork, on both acoustic and steelbody National, as well as for his original material. Along the way Ken Hamm was awarded a Juno for best roots and traditional CD ("Saturday Night Blues"). He was also nominated three years running as best acoustic blues guitarist by "Guitar Player" magazine. "...Plays and sings the blues like he was born and bred in the Mississippi Delta..." Guitar Player Magazine October 20 - Club Django November 10 - The Moses Gillespie Redemption December 4 - Ken Whiteley You will find links to performers web sites from the schedule at the Greenbank site. In the Greenbank area tickets are available at The Blue Heron Books in Uxbridge and Jayson Callan Music in Port Perry. If you are outside of this area you may be able to get tickets by calling (905) 985-8351 or (905) 852-7578. Please do not send email for tickets. I don't have any and can only refer you to the sources above. For more information visit the Greenbank homepage at http://www.globalserve.net/~ynot/grnbnk.htm Tony Burns Home page: http://www.globalserve.net/~ynot/ - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From Peter@NutshellMusic.com Mon, 27 Aug 2001 01:29:43 -0400 Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 01:29:43 -0400 From: Peter MacDonald (Nutshell Music) Peter@NutshellMusic.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Re: [mplpost] OTTAWA Weather (rain) At 03:08 PM 8/28/01 -0400, you wrote: >As for the Ottawa >festival this past weekend, the mainstage shut at 6pm for the storm. >Many people left, but the remainder moved to the indoor stage for some >surprise guests and the truly amazing Ottawa festival community choir, >led by Andy Rush. The mainstage recommenced about 7:30 and with some >rescheduled and shortened acts, everyone got to perform except "the >mighty Popo." David Warren Yes, Ottawa had a wet one for sure. BIG thanks to our amazing production crew, led by Nicole Colbeck (Backstage Manager) and Richard Vernon (Crew Chief) with the able and welcome assistance of Steve Darke (FOH) and Mark Warren (Monitors). After shutting down our activities at 5:34pm, and lowering the main lighting truss to reduce the chance of lighting strikes, we simply waited out the elements. We were blessed to be just finishing the daytime stages around the site (8 of them this year!). After a hastily-called meeting to discuss how to reprogram the night, the Main Stage got back to business at 7:57pm, and most everyone was able to perform their full set. A few were moved to the inside stage (during the brunt of the downpour), rearranged or shortened. David Warren was right...Popo had to be cut - we have a Midnight curfew with the City of Ottawa, and had already gone to 12:16am. The City Staff on hand were understanding of our situation, but rules are rules, and even folkies need to follow them! The Mighty Popo's act must be seen live - he and his band are simply marvellous - don't miss an opportunity when he's in your area. The audience was wonderful, patient and supportive. Celso Machado, Qiu Xia He, the McGarrigles, Pierre Schreyer, Josephine, Susan Werner and the fabulous Stuart McLean were generous, accomodating and professional. A big thank you also from the production team to Gene Swimmer (Ottawa's Exec. Dir.) for his faith, encouragement and well-timed words of praise during a very difficult night. How about that - Nicole and crew started two hours late, kept everything to within 2 minutes of the rain-revised schedule and the audience went away happy! That's what these community festivals are all about! Hopefully, we'll see many of you Mapleposters at the OCFF/Folk Alliance Canada conference in Toronto in October. Best regards, Peter MacDonald Nutshell Music - Production Managers, Ottawa Folk Fest p.s. Thanks to all of you (artists, other festivals' staff members, friends) who made such nice visits to the production trailer when my crutches wouldn't allow me to roam about the site. Belive me when I say that a festival is very different when viewed and experienced through the eyes, ears and written words in the reports of others! I have observed, listened well and learned much... - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From patootie@interlog.com Tue, 28 Aug 2001 12:29:34 -0400 Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 12:29:34 -0400 From: Eve Goldberg patootie@interlog.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Looking for a few good men - Toronto area Hi folks - Some of you may know I'm involved in a non-audition community choir that sings folk music from around the world. We're looking for more tenors and basses. Here's the announcement: Looking for a few good men.who like to sing! Common Thread Community Chorus of Toronto Seeks more men for the bass section to start Sept 5 soprano, alto and tenor sections are full * We're a friendly 70-voice choir that aims to change the world, one song at a time! * We promote social justice through multicultural/multilingual music. Dynamite conductor. Great sound. Diverse group. Fun. * No experience needed. We want you!! Give it a try. Weds, 6:45-9:30 pm, College&Spadina, Sept 5-May 30, Wheelchair access/childcare, spaces limited, call now, phone: (416) 410-5022 e-mail: ctchorus@interlog.com website: www.interlog.com/~ctchorus ---------------------------------------------- That's it! Eve Goldberg -------------------------------------------------------- Sweet Patootie Music 483 Dovercourt Road Toronto, ON M6H 2W3 patootie@interlog.com www.interlog.com/~patootie - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From lillianw@interlog.com Tue, 28 Aug 2001 22:31:10 -0400 Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 22:31:10 -0400 From: lillianw@interlog.com lillianw@interlog.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Re:attachments not welcome In <005701c12f83$8896f3e0$a4f957d1@hppav>, on 08/28/01 at 10:31 PM, "Joel LeBlanc" said: >Hi, Folk folks, > I'm not sure on listserve ettiquette but I just recieved 4 emails >from Ian Davis and 2 of them had attachments. I would propose not sending >unrequested attachments to a list........ I agree Joel. I also got those attachments and Ian, I wonder if you can please send them via straight email? I've never been able to open many attachments properly anyhow and given the virus warnings would prefer to stay clear of them. thanks, Lillian ----------------------------------------------------------- Lillian Aida Wauthier Acoustic Harvest Folk Club -see www.northernjourney.com Fiddles and Frets Music Ontario Council of Folk Festivals Lillipat - Music for Young Children Mariposa Folk Foundation Music On The Move Email: lillianw@interlog.com Telephone: 416-264-2235/Fax: 264-2168 check out Colin Stewart - http://colinstewart.cjb.net/ "You must ensure, no matter the cost, that the legacy of these great ships is not lost." - John Prince "Well it's alright... Even if you're old and gray You still got something to say Remember to live and let live The best you can do is forgive." Travelling Wilberys ----------------------------------------------------------- >-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From rowan@inconnect.com Tue, 28 Aug 2001 22:24:08 -0600 Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 22:24:08 -0600 From: Grant Hogarth rowan@inconnect.com Subject: [cdnfolk] PLAYLIST "Tuesday Breakfast Jam", August 28th, 2001 (KRCL) Playlist for "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" — August 28th, 2001 --------------------------------------------------------------- Format: Artist | Cut | Album (year) | Label [Website] * = Multi-artist album [INTRO] Larry Pattis | Amazing Grace | Random Chance (1997) | Liberal Palette [www.larrypattis.com] 6:00 **starting off jazzy** Rose Morse | Move| Walking in a New World (1999) | Desert Jazz Music Project Clary Sage | Funflute | Tell me your Truth (2001) | Self Release [www.clarysagemusic.com] Peter Lang | Lost on Chainbridge Road | Dharma Blues (2001) | Horus Music [www.folklib.net/index/l/lang_peter.shtml#PAGE] Ernán López-Nussa | Baiõ de Lacan | From Havana to Rio (2000) | Velas Records [www.velasrecords.com] 6:15 **travelling songs (sorta)** Valdy & Gary Fjellgard | Boys of Rhythm | Contenders (2000) | Stony Plain [www.stonyplainrecords.com] [www.fjellgaard.bc.ca] [www.valdy.com] John Phillips | California Dreaming | Phillips 66 (2001) | Eagle Records Hunter Moore | Trucker | Conversations (2001) | HunterMoore.Com Records [www.huntermoore.com] Rachel Sage | Couldn't Love you More | Painting of a Painting (2001) | MPress Records [www.rachelsage.com] 6:30 **celtic** Rose Polenzani | Bad Dreams | Rose Polenzani (2001) | Daemon Records [www.RosePolenzani.com] Moira Cameron | Martha | Lilies Among the Bushes (1997) | Self Release [http://sites.netscape.net/moirakc/moirabio] Bill Jones | The Barley and the Rye | Panchpuran (2001) | Compass Records [www.compassrecords.com] [www.brickwallmusic.com] 6:45 Darryl Purpose | Crooked Line | Crooked Line (2001) | Tangible Music [www.tangible-music.com] Jory Nash | So much larger than life | Tangle with the Ghost (2000) | Thin Man Records [www.JoryNash.com] Gjallarhorn | Lille Dansa… (Dance a Little) | Sjofn (2000) | Northside [www.noside.com] 7:00 Kelly Joe Phelps | Clementine | Sky Like a Broken Clock (2001) | Ryko [www.RykoDisc.Com] [www.KellyJoePhelps.Com] Tim Harrison | Gonna Ride That Train | Sara & the Sea (2001) | Second Avenue/Festival Records [www.timharrison.ca] Erika Luckett | Despadida | Tinted Glass (2000) | Bird Fish [www.erikaluckett.com] 7:15 **heading south** Jenn Adams | Mozambique is burning | In the Pool (2001) | White Boxer Music [www.jennadams.com] [www.apexmusic.mu] Grace Jones | Private Life | Island Life (1985) | Island [www.islandrecords.com] 7:30 Perla Batalla | I've Been Gone Too Long | Perla Batalla (1994) | Discovery Records/Warner [www.perla.com] Tanita Tikaram | Trouble | Eleven Kinds of Loneliness (1992) | Reprise [www.repriserec.com/tanita] Joe McMurrian | The Gentleman and the Promiscuous Lady | Under the Sun (2000) | Self Release [www.joemcmurrian.com] Tim O'Brien | Subterranean Homesick Blues | Red on Blonde (1996) | Sugar Hill Records [www.sugarhillrecords.com] 7:45 Hugh Masekela | Shango | Sixty (2000) | Shanachie [www.hughmasekela.com www.music.org.za/artists/masekela] [www.shanachie.com] Claudia Gomez | Soltarlo | Music from the Coffee Lands* (1997) | Putamayo {Originally on Tierradentro (Xenophile, 1995)} [www.putamayo.com] [www.claudiagomez.com] 8:00 The Arrogant Worms | Johnny Came Home Headless | Festival to Go* vol 2. {Originally on Dirt! (Festival, 1999)} | Festival [www.festival.bc.ca] [www.arrogant-worms.com] Jez Lowe & Jake Walton | Trees | Two A Roue (2001) | Tantobie [www.tantobie.com] Matthew Lee | Perugia | West of California (2001) | Self Release [http://members.aol.com/mlband] 8:15 **more "southern" music** Marianne Faithfull | The Wedding | A Secret Life (1994) | Island [www.planete.net/~smironne/tdm.html] [www.islandrecords.com] Michelle Shocked | DOD Dub | Dub Natural (2001) | Self Release [http://members.nbci.com/g_limbo/] Dharma Boyz | Island Night | Back in the Neighborhood (2001) | Self Release [www.dharmaboyz.com] 8:30 **rockin' it up a bit...** Ron Sexsmith | This Song | Blue Boy (2001) | Interscope Records [www.RonSexsmith.Com] [http://spinartrecords.com/] Heather Bishop | No Bourbon Boogie | Heather Bishop: Live (2000) | Mother of Pearl [www.escape.ca/~heatherbis] [http://www.sentex.net/~mja/ckhb/hb.htm] Penny Lang | Lost and Found | Somebody Else (1999) | She-Wolf Records [www.cpreal.com/penny_lang] 8:45 **finishing with more strong women** 29 Toes | Of this World | SFS Presents: A Musical Doorway* (2000) | Seattle Folklore Society [www.29toes.com] [www.seafolklore.org] Emmylou Harris | Snake Song | Poet: A Tribute to Townes Van Zandt* (2001) | FreeFalls Entertainment [www.FreeFalls.com] [www.emmylou.net] Annie Wenz | Loy Krathong | Poet's Dance (2001) | Gypsy Moon Rising [www.anniewenz.com] Katya Chorover | The Clearing | The Clearing (1998) | Cat and the Moon Music [www.katyachorover.com] [OUTRO] Colin Reid | The Cat Came Back | Colin Reid Sampler 2001 | Veesik Music [http://members.nbci.com/Colin_Reid] ---------------------------------------------------------- As always, send bouquets, brickbats, and feedback to the e-address in the .sig below! See my webpage for other playlists: http://www.inconnect.com/~rowan/KRCL.htm `````````````````````````````````````````````````` Grant Hogarth Host of "Tuesday Breakfast Jam" 6:00 to 9:00 am Tuesdays. (UMT+7) KRCL 90.9 FM Salt Lake City, 96.5 FM Park City, 89.7 FM Moab (KZMU) Webcasting via http://www.publicbroadcast.net/krcl/ppr/ mailto:rowan@inconnect.com (home) or granth@krcl.org (station) STATION: http://www.krcl.org PERSONAL: http://www.inconnect.com/~rowan/KRCL.htm SNAIL-mail: 1752 So. 600 E., Salt Lake City, UT, USA 84105-3002 I'm delighted to audition CDs, but will not guarantee to air them. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From writer@communication.ca Wed, 29 Aug 2001 10:37:23 -0400 Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 10:37:23 -0400 From: Bob MacKenzie writer@communication.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] UPDATE ON: KINGSTON -- Newlands Pavilion Concert Series Hi All This past Sunday started out very iffy. The skies were foreboding to say the least, and until the last minute we weren't sure if rain would close us down. Then the sun started to break through. The first act was Party Pleasers, actually a pickup band made up of four of Kingston's favourite party musicians. Maesal Trembly, Tim and Bev Hallman, and Dick Baldwin put on a rousing and sometimes rocking show of favourites spanning the last four decades. Next up was, of course, Poem de Terre with an eclectic mix of folk and folkish music. This coming weekend will wrap up the Newlands' Pavilion Concert Series with two concerts, one on Saturday and another on Sunday. Both concerts start at 1:00 p.m. Saturday's concert will feature Roger Dorey, a Kingston songwriter who has managed to secure a certain following for his unique songs and interesting performances. On Sunday, we are pleased to have the incomparable Nonie Crete -- a wonderful songwriter and performer -- along with Eugene Rea. The second hour both days will again feature Kingstons alternative folk music ensemble, Poem de Terre. If you can, come to Kingston's Newlands' Pavilion and enjoy the music. Peace and Love. Bob MacKenzie Newlands Pavilion Summer Concert Series, 2001 http://communication.ca/Newlands Poem de Terre (The Bob MacKenzie Group) www.besonic.com/assumenothing For reviews of new music releases, go to Sound Bytes music reviews at http://communication.ca/soundbytes. - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From idavies@cims.net Wed, 29 Aug 2001 19:14:39 -0400 Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 19:14:39 -0400 From: Ian Davies idavies@cims.net Subject: Fw: [cdnfolk] Re:attachments not welcome This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00F0_01C130BE.D9A6EEC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hello to the cdnfolk list. =20 I appreciate the feedback from Joel & Lillian regarding attachments. = Here is my response to Joel. Cheers, Ian Davies =20 -----Original Message----- From: Ian Davies To: Joel LeBlanc Date: August 28, 2001 11:50 PM Subject: Re: [cdnfolk] Re:attachments not welcome=20 Hi Joel: =20 I'm sorry to have sent attachments to you. However, I didn't send these = e-mails via the listservs. I sent these to my own targeted list of = Ontario Presenters. =20 I don't usually send attachments but I felt I needed to get this = information out to as many people as I could in the most efficient = manner. In future, I'll try to put the info on my website and point = everyone to the URLs in the e-mail as an alternative. =20 Thanks for your input. =20 Cheers, Ian Davies =20 -----Original Message----- From: Joel LeBlanc To: cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca Date: August 27, 2001 10:47 PM Subject: [cdnfolk] Re:attachments not welcome=20 =20 =20 Hi, Folk folks, =20 I'm not sure on listserve ettiquette but I just recieved 4 = emails from Ian Davis and 2 of them had attachments. I would propose = not sending unrequested attachments to a list. This is where those nasty = viruses hang out and I would never open an unsolicited attachment and = reccomend all others do the same. They also take extra time to download = your e-mails =20 Joel LeBlanc ------=_NextPart_000_00F0_01C130BE.D9A6EEC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Hello to the cdnfolk=20 list.
 
I appreciate = the feedback=20 from Joel & Lillian regarding attachments. Here is my=20 response to Joel.
 
Cheers,
Ian = Davies
 
 
-----Original = Message-----
From:=20 Ian Davies <idavies@cims.net>
To: = Joel=20 LeBlanc <jleblanc@superaje.com>
Date:=20 August 28, 2001 11:50 PM
Subject: Re: [cdnfolk] = Re:attachments not=20 welcome

Hi Joel:
 
I'm sorry to have sent attachments to you. However, = I didn't=20 send these e-mails via the listservs. I sent these to my own targeted = list of=20 Ontario Presenters.
 
I don't usually send attachments but I felt I needed = to get=20 this information out to as many people as I could in the most efficient = manner.=20 In future, I'll try to put the info on my website = and point=20 everyone to the URLs in the e-mail as an alternative.
 
Thanks for your input.
 
Cheers,
Ian Davies
 
-----Original = Message-----
From:=20 Joel LeBlanc <jleblanc@superaje.com>
To:=20 cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca = <cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca>
Date:= =20 August 27, 2001 10:47 PM
Subject: [cdnfolk] = Re:attachments not=20 welcome

Hi, Folk folks,
 
        I'm=20 not sure on listserve ettiquette but I just recieved 4 emails  = from=20 Ian Davis and 2 of them had attachments. I would propose not = sending=20 unrequested attachments to a list. This is where those nasty viruses = hang=20 out and I would never open an unsolicited attachment and reccomend = all=20 others do the same. They also take extra time to download your=20 e-mails
 
Joel=20 LeBlanc
------=_NextPart_000_00F0_01C130BE.D9A6EEC0-- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From val.cormier@3web.net Thu, 30 Aug 2001 00:18:25 -0700 Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 00:18:25 -0700 From: V. Cormier val.cormier@3web.net Subject: [cdnfolk] Playlist - "Folk Oasis" - Aug. 29/01 FOLK OASIS CiTR-FM 101.9 Vancouver, BC Wednesdays, 9 - 10:30 pm PDT Host: Val Cormier http://citr.ca -streaming live in MP3- -------------------------------- August 29, 2001 Tonight: Bumbershoot, "the mother of all arts festivals", Part II http://www.bumbershoot.org Aug. 31-Sept. 3, Seattle ANDRAS JONES - Three Day Weekend A Curmudgeon For All Seasons (Great Big Island) OLD 97'S - Buick City Complex Satellite Rides (Elektra) BEAVER NELSON - Forget Talkin' The Last Hurrah (Freedom) THE REVEREND HORTON HEAT - It Hurts Your Daddy Bad Spend A Night In the Box (Time Bomb) THE POSIES - I May Hate You Sometimes In Case You Didn't Feel Like Plugging In (Casa) MARSHALL CRENSHAW - A Hundred Dollars Mary Jean & 9 Others (WB) ERIN McKEOWN - Queen of Quiet Distillation (Signature Sounds) RUFUS WAINWRIGHT - California Poses (Dreamworks) LOWCOUNTRY BOIL w/VASSAR CLEMENTS - My Time To Fly Break Me Off Some Bluegrass (Knot Known) ROCKY DAWUNI - Conqueror Crusade (Aquarian) MAKTUB - Believe Subtle Ways (Jasiri) SWAMP MAMA JOHNSON - Half Moon Fresh, Raw & Live (BMSA) [concert calendar: music bed - CLIFTON CHENIER/Instrumental/Squeezebox Boogie (J.A.M.) CLIFTON CHENIER - Jolie Blonde Squeezebox Boogie (Just A Memory) DUSTY 45'S - Let's Run Away Shackin' Up (self) MOUNTAIN CON - Goodbye to Cadillac The MC Stands For Revolution (Acid Blues) TARBOX RAMBLERS - Shake 'Em On Down http://tarboxramblers.com/shakeem.mp3 ----------------- UPCOMING: Sept. 12: Live in studio - Steve Dawson ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tinsel in February, tinsel in August. There are things in a man besides his reason. --Wallace Stevens (1879-1955) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Questions? Comments? e-mail folkoasis@canada.com Playlists archived at: http://lists.psu.edu/archives/folkdj-l.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From nemery@city.toronto.on.ca Thu, 30 Aug 2001 12:14:18 -0400 Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 12:14:18 -0400 From: Natasha Emery nemery@city.toronto.on.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] Open Call for: Christmas/Seasonal/Holiday bands and choirs Hi Maple People, I'm accepting music submissions for an upcoming outdoor winter event to be held in November in Toronto at Nathan Phillips Square. All genres of music are suitable. Please reply by email, privately, as soon as possible. Regards, Natasha Emery Event Supervisor Toronto Special Events City Hall, 100 Queen St. West 9th floor East Tower Toronto, ON M5H 2N2 - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From mike@ckutfolk.com Thu, 30 Aug 2001 13:23:42 -0400 Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 13:23:42 -0400 From: Mike Regenstreif mike@ckutfolk.com Subject: [cdnfolk] playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - August 30, 2001 FOLK ROOTS/FOLK BRANCHES with Mike Regenstreif Thursday mornings (9-11:30 eastern) on CKUT (90.3 FM) in Montreal Folk Roots/Folk Branches is the only broadly-defined, folk-oriented program on Montreal radio. The CKUT signal extends throughout the Montreal area and into parts of northern New York, northern Vermont and Eastern Ontario. CKUT can also be heard worldwide in RealAudio from the Folk Roots/Folk Branches web site. http://www.ckutfolk.com August 30, 2001 Note: This show was extended until noon. Until further notice, Folk Roots/Folk Branches will be on until noon every week. FRED HOLSTEIN- Days of 49 Fred Holstein: A Collection (Fred Holstein) JAMES LEVA- As It is Fading Memory Theatre (Copper Creek) JOYCE ANDERSEN- Devil’s Fiddle The Girl I Left Behind (Joyscream) JOYCE ANDERSEN- Growling Old Man The Girl I Left Behind (Joyscream) MIMI & RICHARD FARIÑA- Pack Up Your Sorrows Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) JOHN HAMMOND- Drop Down Mama Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) JIM KWESKIN & THE JUG BAND- Rag Mama Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) JOHN DENVER- Bells of Rhymney Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) GORDON LIGHTFOOT- Early Morning Rain Washington Square Memoirs: The Great Urban Folk Boom 1950-1970 (Rhino) Jesse Winchester and Guy Clark will perform on Tuesday September 25 at the Outremont Theatre. For tickets, call 514-790-1245. JESSE WINCHESTER- Evil Angel Gentleman of Leisure (Sugar Hill) GUY CLARK- Come from the Heart Old Friends (Sugar Hill) TOWNES VAN ZANDT- Kathleen Anthology 1968-1979 (Fuel 2000/True North) CHIP TAYLOR & LUCINDA WILLIAMS- Could I Live With This Black and Blue America (Train Wreck) Stacey Earle will perform on Wednesday September 12 at Club Zone. Jimmy LaFave will perform there on Friday September 14. For information, call 514-398-9875. STACEY EARLE- Just Another Day Simple Gearle (Gearle) JIMMY LaFAVE- Never Is a Moment Texoma (Bohemia Beat) CATIE CURTIS- Elizabeth My Shirt Looks Good On You (Rykodisc) DAVE CARTER & TRACY GRAMMER- Gentle Soldier of My Soul Drum Hat Buddha (Signature Sounds) WILLIE P. BENNETT- Lace and Pretty Flowers Hobo’s Taunt (Bnatural) MARIA DUNN- The Lingan Strike For a Song (Maria Dunn) JEZ LOWE & JAKE WALTON- The Ballad of Johnny Collier Two A Roue (Tantobie) LEN WALLACE- Men of the Midnight Shift Midnight Shift (Len Wallace) SI KAHN- Tarpaper Shacks Been a Long Time (Sliced Bread) TISH HINOJOSA- Something In the Rain Culture Swing (Rounder) HOYT AXTON & ARLO GUTHRIE- Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) Soundtrack from the film Woody Guthrie Hard Travelin’ (Rising Son) TOM PAXTON & ANNE HILLS- Shadow Crossing the Land Under American Skies (Appleseed) GILLIAN WELCH- Elvis Presley Blues Time (The Revelator) (Acony/Stony Plain) MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT- Spike Driver Blues The Complete Studio Recordings (Vanguard) BILL MORRISSEY- Pay Day Avalon Blues: A Tribute to the Music of Mississippi John Hurt (Vanguard) ALISON KRAUSS & UNION STATION- The Lucky One New Favorite (Rounder) JOHN HARTFORD- No Expectations Gum Tree Canoe (Flying Fish) GILLIAN WELCH & ALISON KRAUSS- I’ll Fly Away Down from the Mountain soundtrack (Lost Highway) THE WAYFARING STRANGERS w/CATHIE RYAN- Shifting Sands of Time Shifting Sands of Time (Rounder) FREYDA & ACOUSTIC ATTATUDE- Garden of Mysteries Midnight at Cabell Hall (Red House) MARY SUE TWOHY- Old Land (You Are Holy) The Risk Involved (Azalea City) JIMMY WITHERSPOON- Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out Blue Spoon/Spoon in London (Prestige) DOC WATSON- St. Louis Blues Live at Gerde’s Folk City (Sugar Hill) RORY BLOCK- I Might Find a Way Any Woman’s Blues (Rounder) SCRAPPER BLACKWELL- Little Boy Blue Mr. Scrapper’s Blues (Prestige/Bluesville) LES SAMPOU- Big Road Blues Borrowed & Blue (MoNando) JOHN HIATT- The Tiki Bar is Open The Tiki Bar is Open (Vanguard) JUDY HENSKE- Tikky Tikky Gumdrop Loose in the World (Fair Star) THE KENNEDYS- River of Fallen Stars Positively Live! (Jiffyjam) REVEREND GARY DAVIS- Slow Drag aka Cincinnati Flow Rag The Guitar and Banjo of Reverend Gary Davis (Prestige/Folklore) Coming up on Folk Roots/Folk Branches… September 20: Guest- JESSE WINCHESTER I’ll be playing bluegrass and country music on CKUT on Sunday September 2 from 7-9 pm. Folk Roots/Folk Branches playlists since September 1998 are archived at… http://www.ckutfolk.com/playlist.htm For a list of all of the past guests on Folk Roots/Folk Branches (with website links), visit… http://www.ckutfolk.com/guests.htm Questions/comments are always welcome. Mike Regenstreif Host/Producer: Folk Roots/Folk Branches -- CKUT, Montreal Reviewer/Feature Writer: Montreal Gazette Reviewer/Feature Writer: Sing Out! Magazine mike@ckutfolk.com 235 Metcalfe Ave. # 402 Westmount, Quebec H3Z 2H8 fax: 514-934-5374 http://www.ckutfolk.com - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From sodhi@chem-eng.utoronto.ca Fri, 31 Aug 2001 13:56:16 -0400 Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 13:56:16 -0400 From: Rana N.S. Sodhi sodhi@chem-eng.utoronto.ca Subject: [cdnfolk] gig: Sept.-Oct./Toronto/Flying Cloud Folk Club Once again it is that time of the year. The following is the line-up for the new Cloud season. I'll only put a brief description here, and provide more detail each week for the particular act. E-mail me if you want more details. Cheers Rana The Flying Cloud meets at the TRANZAC (292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto - between Spadina and Bathurst, just south of Bloor) on Sundays (unless otherwise stated). Concerts start at 8 pm with the doors opening at 7:30 pm. Tickets are at the door, except where advance tickets are available. The concerts are in the Main Hall at the TRANZAC which is smoke-free, though smokers are welcome to use the members lounge should they wish. For more details on the concerts, e-mail Rana at sodhi@chem-eng.utoronto.ca or phone the FolkPhone - (416 410 FOLK). Information can be obtained also on www.northernjourney.com (our own web page should be launched soon - I'll let you know when I launch it). The line-up for the Fall is: Sept. 9 Friends of Fiddlers' Green ($12/10 - with Mariposa) Now a tradition - our season opener with this (in?)famous bunch! Sept. 16 John Renbourn ($18/16 - adv. reservations available) One of the Father's of contemporary British folk - a legend! Sept. 23 Tony McManus ($15/13 - adv. reservations available) "The best Celtic guitarist in the world" - John Renbourn Sept. 30 David Francey - Official CD Release ($14/12) "Best Canadian folk writer in 20 years" - James Keelaghan Oct. 7 Eileen McGann ($14/12 - Mariposa @ Cloud) "Canada's folk music voice to the World" Oct. 14 Pierre Schryer Band ($14/12) Championship fiddle playing (with a touch of World Music, Celtic & Jazz) Oct. 21 Bill Garrett and Sue Lothrop ($12/10) A rich vocal blend of which just grows and evolves Oct. 28 Jim Payne & Fergus O'Byrne ($14/12 - Mariposa @ Cloud) A welcome return to Maritime favourites. And November/December - details in october! Nov. 4 Alan Rhody Nov. 11 Hurdy Gurdy Night (and Day) Nov. 18 Nancy White & Roger James (Mariposa @ Cloud) Nov. 25 Battlefield Band ($20/18 adv. reservations available) Dec. 2 Curly Boy & Friends Dec. 9 Anne Lederman + Dec. 16 Mariposa @ Cloud Dec. 23 Seasonal Celebrations -- Rana N.S. Sodhi ------------------------------------------------------ Work: IBBME/Chem. Eng., University of Toronto (416) 978 1470; (416) 978 4317 (FAX) ------------------------------------------------------ More Work: Flying Cloud Folk Club ((416) 410 FOLK) & Green Fiddle Morris, Toronto ------------------------------------------------------ e-mail: sodhi@chem-eng.utoronto.ca (note: previous address sodhi@ecf.utoronto.ca should still work) - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca From lillianw@interlog.com Wed, 29 Aug 2001 14:13:09 -0400 Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 14:13:09 -0400 From: lillianw@interlog.com lillianw@interlog.com Subject: [cdnfolk] Re: Upcoming ON Season-Acoustic Harvest/Fiddles & Frets It's hard to believe that summer's winding down (when I'm all geared up for it!) and the festival's are almost all over......but it's definitely not the end of opportunities to hear our fine Canadian musicians. Here's what's coming up at Acoustic Harvest Folk Club: Concerts at 8pm, $12, Birch Cliff United Church (Kingston Rd. & Warden Ave.), Toronto Sept. 22- Chris & Ken Whiteley Oct. 20 - Cindy Kallet, Ellen Epstein & Michael Cicone (MA) Oct. 21 -*Harmony Workshop* with Kallet, Epstein & Cicone. This will be held in The Parlour at the Bellefair United Church (Bellefair & Queen St. E.) from 1-3pm. Advance ticket sales only for demonstration, teaching and refreshments. Call for info and to reserve. Nov 17 -Flapjack Dec. 8 - "O Brother Where Art Thou" show Jan. 19 - Beyond The Pale Feb. 16 - Mike Stevens (virtuoso bluegrass harmonica player!) Mar. 23- Eve Goldberg Apr-June - TBC Fiddles & Frets Music: Sept. 19 -8pm, Madrigal (Debbie Adshade & Judy Kamminga - NB) at Hugh's Room, 2261 Dundas (at Roncesvalles); opening act: Kendall Sullivan (YK) Oct. 5th - The Bill Hilly Band (BC) at the Bellefair United Church, Bellefair & Queen St.E. in the Beach Oct. 27 - Joanne Crabtree's CD release concert at The Free Times Cafe Nov.10 - Christina Smith & Jean Hewson at Bellefair Nov. 23 - Michele & John Law at Bellefair ----------------------------------------------------------- Lillian Aida Wauthier Acoustic Harvest Folk Club -see www.northernjourney.com Fiddles and Frets Music Ontario Council of Folk Festivals Lillipat - Music for Young Children Mariposa Folk Foundation Music On The Move Email: lillianw@interlog.com Telephone: 416-264-2235/Fax: 264-2168 check out Colin Stewart - http://colinstewart.cjb.net/ "You must ensure, no matter the cost, that the legacy of these great ships is not lost." - John Prince "Well it's alright... Even if you're old and gray You still got something to say Remember to live and let live The best you can do is forgive." Travelling Wilberys ----------------------------------------------------------- - To unsubscribe: mail majordomo@icomm.ca with "unsubscribe cdnfolk-l" in the body (not the subject line) Need help? mail owner-cdnfolk-l@icomm.ca